The specific heat capacity of a gas undergoing an isothermal expansion is zero because the temperature of the gas does not change during the process.
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The statement is False. During an isothermal process, the specific heat capacity of a gas is infinitely large (), not zero.
The statement is false because the specific heat capacity of a gas during an isothermal process () is infinitely large (). A specific heat capacity of zero occurs during an adiabatic process where no thermal energy enters or leaves the system () while temperature changes.
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Thermodynamic process dependence of specific heat capacity