Interpretation:
Similar to Joule/Thomson coefficient derive these expressions of derivatives and identify the sign of of the derivative and identify the types of processes which might these derivatives be important characterizing quantities.
Concept introduction:
As in the derivation of Joule/Thomson coefficient we assumed that entropy is a function of pressure and temperature H = f (P, T) and derived the expression:
Interpretation:
Similar to Joule/Thomson coefficient derive these expressions of derivatives and identify the sign of of the derivative and identify the types of processes which might these derivatives be important characterizing quantities.
Concept introduction:
As in the derivation of Joule/Thomson coefficient we assumed that entropy is a function of pressure and temperature H = f (P, T) and derived the expression:
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