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CSIR-NET 2016 DEC (127)

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127. A newly discovered planet has an atmosphere made of a gas whose specific heat cP is 1000 J Kg-1 K-1 .If the lapse rate is 20 K/km , what is its acceleration due to gravity?



A) 10 m/s2         

B) 20 m/s2           

C) 5 m/s2                 

D) 25 m/s2



Solution:



Formula:



$\frac{dT}{dz}=\frac{-g}{c_p}$---(1)



Adiabatic lapse rate $(-\frac{dT}{dz})$ = 20 K/km



g= gravitational acceleration 



$c_p$ = Specific Heat Capacity at Constant Pressure =1000 J Kg-1 K-1



From above eq (1),Acceleration due to gravity is given that,


$g =c_p*(-\frac{dT}{dz})$


$(-\frac{dT}{dz})=20 K/km =0.02K/m$


$g=0.02 *1000$


$g=20 m/s^2$



Joule= N m

$N=kg m /s^2$



Reference: http://lasp.colorado.edu/~bagenal/3720/CLASS14/14EVM-5.html


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