Harlequin of Heat Capacity
Batman successfully de-activates the bomb. The figure takes of the hood and reveals himself to be the Joker.
During their fight, Joker intentionally jumps off the railing into a chemical vat. Batman quickly grabs his hand.
Joker tells Batman that this wasn't the only bomb that he had placed in Gotham. Batman subdues the Joker and calls Commissioner Gordon to tell him about the other bombs placed in the city.
Gordon manages to hack into Joker's remote detonator, but he must answer a question before he can disable all the bombs and stop the explosion.
In the word venom , when the third and forth letters are arranged in a particular manner they resemble the chemical formula of an oxide of nitrogen.
What is the Adiabatic Index for this molecule
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1 solution
The third and forth letter of the word venom are N and O.
NO is an oxide of nitrogen, and since it is a diatomic molecule, it will have an adiabatic index (ratio of C p to C v ) of 1.4