The heat capacity of a solid compound is calculated from the atomic he – McqOptions

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1.	The heat capacity of a solid compound is calculated from the atomic heat capacities of its constituent elements with the help of the
A.	Trouton's rule
B.	Kopp's rule
C.	Antonie equation
D.	Kistyakowsky equation
Answer» C. Antonie equation

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