2-16. The ideal gas heat capacity can be expressed as a power series in terms of temperature according to Cp Aj + A¸T + A;T² + A‚T° + A‚T* AŞTª The units of C, are joule/(mol K), and the units of...

Extracted text: 2-16. The ideal gas heat capacity can be expressed as a power series in terms of temperature according to Cp Aj + A¸T + A;T² + A‚T° + A‚T* AŞTª The units of C, are joule/(mol K), and the units of temperature are degrees Kelvin. For chlorine, the values of the coefficients are: A=22.85, A, =0.06543, A, =-1.2517×10 *, A, =1.1484×10¬7, and As =-4.0946×10. What are the units of the coefficients? Find the values of the coefficients to compute the heat capacity of chlorine in cal/g C, using temperature in degrees Rankine.