AvapH dT T(V, – Vi) AvapH_AvapH _ AvapH TV, dP RT T P RT2 AvapS AvapH Tyap For a change of state, From this relationship, propose a graphical method that allows to determine AvapH and AvapS. What do AvapH and AvapS correspond to in this graph?

AvapH dT T(V, – Vi) AvapH_AvapH _ AvapH TV, dP RT T P RT2 AvapS AvapH Tyap For a change of state, From this relationship, propose a graphical method that allows to determine AvapH and AvapS. What do AvapH and AvapS correspond to in this graph?

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dT T(V, – Vi)
dP
AvapH _ AvapH _ AvapH
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-P
RT2
RT
AvapH
For a change of state, AvapS
Τνap
From this relationship, propose a graphical method that allows to determine AvapH and
AvapS. What do AvapH and AvapS correspond to in this graph?

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