From Eqs. 6.2-18 and 6.2-20, we have the following as definitions of the heat capacities at constant

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From Eqs. 6.2-18 and 6.2-20, we have the following as definitions of the heat capacities at constant volume and constant pressure:

and (), Cv = T Cp = T as HT P

as 'U C),-), ),-), [C).] = T V V V U V = Cv|T (6.2-18)

dS CF I - - ()  dT - T P dP (6.2-20)

More generally, we can define a heat capacity subject to some other constraint X by 

Cx = T as T X

One such heat capacity of special interest is CLV, the heat capacity along the vapor-liquid equilibrium line. 

a. Show that

Civ=C-avi Avap H Avap V

where αi is the coefficient of thermal expansion for phase i (liquid or vapor), CiP is its constantpressure heat capacity, Vi is its molar volume, and ΔvapH and ΔvapV are the molar enthalpy and volume changes on vaporization.

b. Show that

(i) CIV Cp (ii) C may be negative by considering saturated steam at its normal boiling point and at 370C.

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