10.3. From the differential equation for the thermodynamic potential A(T, V), derive expressions for pressure P, entropy S, internal energy U, heat capacity at constant volume Cy, heat capacity at constant pressure Cp, volume expansivity B, and iso- thermal compressibility x.

10.3. From the differential equation for the thermodynamic potential A(T, V), derive expressions for pressure P, entropy S, internal energy U, heat capacity at constant volume Cy, heat capacity at constant pressure Cp, volume expansivity B, and iso- thermal compressibility x.

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Chapter10: Statistical Physics

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10.3. From the differential equation for the thermodynamic potential A(T, V), derive
expressions for pressure P, entropy S, internal energy U, heat capacity at constant
volume Cy, heat capacity at constant pressure Cp, volume expansivity B, and iso-
thermal compressibility K.

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