THE DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF THERMODYNAMICS FOR SECOND ORDER DERIVATIVES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18198/j.ind.gases.2016.0810Keywords:
Thermodynamics, Pure substance, Maxwell’s differential equation, Equation of state, Critical pointAbstract
On the basis of Maxwell’s thermodynamic differential equations, a sequence of relations for the second order derivatives has been derived. They are valid both for any single equations of state, and for any pure substances. Based on the identified dependencies, the values of some mixed derivatives as well as the ratio of two mixed derivatives at a critical point of a pure substance have been determined for the first time.
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