Obtain the Maxwell relations (6.38c) and (6.38d) starting from the Gibbs equation. Data From ?(6.38c) and (6.38d)
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Obtain the Maxwell relations (6.38c) and (6.38d) starting from the Gibbs equation.
Data From ?(6.38c) and (6.38d)
These are known as the Maxwell relations and are valid for simple compressible substances.
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