Equipartition theorem vs real life data as we will see in class, the equipartition theorem implies that the constant volume heat capacity is the table below contains constant volume heat capacities (taken from the crc handbook for physics and chemistry), for a few substances at room temperature. estimate the constant volume heat capacities of these substances using the equipartition theorem, and compare to the data in the table. is the equipartition theorem doing well? substance phase at room temperature cv [j/(g k)] fluorine (f2) gas hydrogen (h2)gas 0.605 10.1 3.11 1.61 0.444 0.900 helium gas ammonia (nh3) gas iron solid aluninum solid n)