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Derive the coefficients of thermal expansion, alpha (a), and coefficient of compression, beta (B), for a perfect gas α = 1 av V (FT) av B = -p, V is the molar volume

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Chapter9: Liquids, Solids, And Materials

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Derive the coefficients of thermal expansion, alpha (a), and coefficient of compression, beta
(B), for a perfect gas
α = -
V
av.
B = = = = (57)
1 av
P₂
V is the molar volume

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