A certain material has the Helmoltz free energy given as: 3 (V F(T,V, n) = -nRT Ln |CT³G-b)]- nRT + na Where a, b, and C are constants. Calculate the following quantities as a function of T, V, and n. 1- Entropy 2- Pressure 3- Internal energy 4- Chemical potential 5- Enthalpy 6- Gibbs free energy 7-Heat capacity at constant volume 8- Heat capacity at constant pressure

A certain material has the Helmoltz free energy given as: 3 (V F(T,V, n) = -nRT Ln |CT³G-b)]- nRT + na Where a, b, and C are constants. Calculate the following quantities as a function of T, V, and n. 1- Entropy 2- Pressure 3- Internal energy 4- Chemical potential 5- Enthalpy 6- Gibbs free energy 7-Heat capacity at constant volume 8- Heat capacity at constant pressure

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