A spherical soap bubble (surface tension S) encloses n moles of a monoatomic ideal gas the gas is heated slowly so that the effective surface area of the bubble increases by (3nR)/(2S)per unit incrementin temperature of the gas. The specific heat for this process is (Assume surrounding is vacuum)

A spherical soap bubble (surface tension S) encloses n moles of a mono

1.	A spherical soap bubble (surface tension S) encloses n moles of a monoatomic ideal gas the gas is heated slowly so that the effective surface area of the bubble increases by (3nR)/(2S)per unit incrementin temperature of the gas. The specific heat for this process is (Assume surrounding is vacuum)
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