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30 1 THE PROPERTIES OF GASES Equation 1.2 is rewritten to give an expresion for the pressure p = RT Vm (1 + B Vm + C V 2m + . . .) �is expression for p is substituted into the right-hand side of eqn 1.3 to give pVm = RT (1 + B′p + C′p2 + . . .) = RT ⎛ ⎝ 1 + B ′RT Vm (1 + B Vm + C V 2m + . . .) + C ′R2T2 V 2m (1 + B Vm + C V 2m + . . .) 2 + . . . ⎞ ⎠ (1.4) On the right there is only one term in 1/Vm B′R2T2 Vm �is is identi�ed with the term in 1/Vm on the right-hand side of eqn 1.2 B′R2T2 Vm = BRT Vm hence B = B′RT �ere are two terms in 1/V 2m on the right-hand side of eqn 1.4 B′BR2T2 V 2m + C ′R3T3 V 2m �ese are identi�ed with the term in 1/V 2m on the right-hand side of eqn 1.2 B′BR2T2 V 2m + C ′R3T3 V 2m = CRT V 2m hence B′BRT + C′R2T2 = C With the substitution B = B′RT , the relationship is C = R2T2[(B′)2 + C′] . P1C.16 �e given equation of state is multiplied through by V 2m to give pV 2m = RTVm + (a + bT) �e partial di�erential with respect to T of both sides of the equation is then computed, being careful to remember thatVm is a function ofT so, for example, the term RTVm must be di�erentiated using the product rule. Calculating the derivative is essentially an application of the chain rule. 2pVm (∂Vm ∂T ) p = RT (∂Vm ∂T ) p + RVm + b �is equation is then rearranged by collecting the terms in ∂Vm/∂T together (∂Vm ∂T ) p (2pVm − RT) = RVm + b hence (∂Vm ∂T ) p = RVm + b 2pVm − RT