Which is the wrong result for a calorically perfect gas? – McqOptions

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1.	Which is the wrong result for a calorically perfect gas?
A.	e=c<sub>v</sub>T
B.	h=c<sub>p</sub>T
C.	c<sub>p</sub> and c<sub>p</sub> are functions of T
D.	For T < 1000 K, specific heats are constant
Answer» D. For T < 1000 K, specific heats are constant

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