Suppose that a gas obeys at low pressure the equation B * + (A + = 1 ) P PV = RT + A + where A and Bare constants independent of pressure and temperature, and Vis the molar vo Derive the expression for the change in enthalpy which will accompany the expansion of n moles from a pressure P,to a pressure P, at temperature T. Use this principle. (OP), T T (OT), = V - T

Suppose that a gas obeys at low pressure the equation B * + (A + = 1 ) P PV = RT + A + where A and Bare constants independent of pressure and temperature, and Vis the molar vo Derive the expression for the change in enthalpy which will accompany the expansion of n moles from a pressure P,to a pressure P, at temperature T. Use this principle. (OP), T T (OT), = V - T

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