Another equation of state is the Berthelot equation, V = RT/P + b - a/(RT2). Derive expressions for the coefficients of thermal expansion and isothermal compressibility for a Berthelot gas in terms of V, T, and P. 1 α = --(7), -(017), B= 1 (OV V OP ), =- Inv OP

Another equation of state is the Berthelot equation, V = RT/P + b - a/(RT2). Derive expressions for the coefficients of thermal expansion and isothermal compressibility for a Berthelot gas in terms of V, T, and P. 1 α = --(7), -(017), B= 1 (OV V OP ), =- Inv OP

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Another equation of state is the Berthelot equation, V = RT/P + b - a/(RT2). Derive
expressions for the coefficients of thermal expansion and isothermal compressibility for a
Berthelot gas in terms of V, T, and P.
1
α =
--07), -(077)
1
B=- + (OP).*
V
=-
Inv
OP

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