Consider a particular substance. The isothermal compressibility and coefficient of thermal expansion are given by: T2 K = C1 VP2 T a = C3 VP T + C2 V 3 1 + C4 VP2 Pa2-m3 1.0 Pa2.m3 Рa-m3 , С2 — 2.0 Ра-m3 With C1 = 0.5 K2 = 1.0 and c4 K² K K - Determine an exact differential for dV using these two equations. Demonstrate that this exact differential does indeed satisfy the Maxwell relations.

Consider a particular substance. The isothermal compressibility and coefficient of thermal expansion are given by: T2 K = C1 VP2 T a = C3 VP T + C2 V 3 1 + C4 VP2 Pa2-m3 1.0 Pa2.m3 Рa-m3 , С2 — 2.0 Ра-m3 With C1 = 0.5 K2 = 1.0 and c4 K² K K - Determine an exact differential for dV using these two equations. Demonstrate that this exact differential does indeed satisfy the Maxwell relations.

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter10: Thermal Physics

Section: Chapter Questions

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