Starting from the fundamental thermodynamicequation,a) derive (OP) in terms of P, T, and V.Tb) derive (o) for a vdW gas assuming that theӘР TPVcompressibility factor is z = = 1++ P (b-a)RTRTRTc) calculate the enthalpy change (in J) for theisothermal increase in pressure from 3 atm to 15atm of a mole of vdW gas at 25 °C.(a = 1.361 L² atm mol-2; b= 0.0318 L mol-¹)

To find out the value of ∂H∂PT in terms of P, T and V.

Starting from the fundamental thermodynamic equation, a) derive (OP) in terms of P, T, and V. b) derive (SP) for a vdW gas assuming that the compressibility factor is z = = 1+ = (b - 27) P PV RT RT RT c) calculate the enthalpy change (in J) for the isothermal increase in pressure from 3 atm to 15 atm of a mole of vdW gas at 25 °C. (a = 1.361 L² atm mol-2; b= 0.0318 L mol-¹)

Starting from the fundamental thermodynamic equation, a) derive (OP) in terms of P, T, and V. b) derive (SP) for a vdW gas assuming that the compressibility factor is z = = 1+ = (b - 27) P PV RT RT RT c) calculate the enthalpy change (in J) for the isothermal increase in pressure from 3 atm to 15 atm of a mole of vdW gas at 25 °C. (a = 1.361 L² atm mol-2; b= 0.0318 L mol-¹)

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