I need help with this problem with detailed steps. 1. Consider the van der Waals equation(1)a(p+ v2) (Vm – b) – RT = 0V2mwhere p, Vm, T, are, respectively, pressure, molar volume, and temperature and R,a, and b are constants.a) FindaVm) by computing the differential of (1) at constant p.b) Find) by computing the differential of (1) at constant T.aVmTc) Use the expressions for ().aVmand (m) and suitable relationships betweenaVmƏTpartial derivatives to find ().ƏTVmd) Use the expressions for ().дрƏTand ().aVmƏTand suitable relationships betweenVmpartial derivatives to find ()aVmTe) Use (apto find (Find the value of Vm at which both of these deriva-av2Ttives are zero.

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Consider the van der Waals equation (1) а (p+ )(Vm – b) – RT = 0 - V2 m where p, Vm, T, are, respectively, pressure, molar volume, and temperature and R, a, and b are constants. a) Find (Vm ƏT -) by computing the differential of (1) at constant p. b) Find aVm ) by computing the differential of (1) at constant T. T and suitable relationships between T aVm c) Use the expressions for () partial derivatives to find ().. ƏVm. ƏT and ƏT Vm aVm d) Use the expressions for (). and (m) and suitable relationships between ƏT ƏT Vm partial derivatives to find ( ) av, Vm e) Use (, to find (), 2). Find the value of Vm at which both of these deriva- T ƏVm T tives are zero.

Consider the van der Waals equation (1) а (p+ )(Vm – b) – RT = 0 - V2 m where p, Vm, T, are, respectively, pressure, molar volume, and temperature and R, a, and b are constants. a) Find (Vm ƏT -) by computing the differential of (1) at constant p. b) Find aVm ) by computing the differential of (1) at constant T. T and suitable relationships between T aVm c) Use the expressions for () partial derivatives to find ().. ƏVm. ƏT and ƏT Vm aVm d) Use the expressions for (). and (m) and suitable relationships between ƏT ƏT Vm partial derivatives to find ( ) av, Vm e) Use (, to find (), 2). Find the value of Vm at which both of these deriva- T ƏVm T tives are zero.

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