Cp-cv para la derivación del gas de Van der Waals
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Palabras clave: Van der Waals, punto crítico, ecuación de estado, correlaciones empíricas, contribuciones por grupo, Van der Waals, critical point, equation of state, empirical correlations, group contributions
Van der waals equation solved for v
In physics and chemistry, an equation of state is a constitutive equation for hydrostatic systems that describes the state of aggregation of matter as a mathematical relationship between temperature, pressure, volume, density, internal energy and possibly other functions of state associated with matter.[1] In addition to predicting the behavior of gases and liquids, there are also equations of state that predict the volume of solids, including the transition of solids between different crystalline states.
In addition to predicting the behavior of gases and liquids, there are also equations of state that predict the volume of solids, including the transition of solids between different crystalline states. There are equations that model the interior of stars, including neutron stars. A related concept is the equation of state of the perfect fluid, used in Cosmology.
In the following equations the variables are defined as follows; any system of units can be used although the units of the International System of Units are preferred:
ν is the specific volume, which is defined as the total volume over mass (with units in grams, kilograms, pounds, etc.) or as the total volume over the amount of matter (measured in grams moles, pounds moles, etc.). The former is called mass specific volume and the latter is called molar specific volume. The molar specific volume is used for the above expression. If we want to express it as a function of the total volume, we have the following:
Ecuación de estado fórmula
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Thermodynamic equations of state pdf
The constants a and b are characteristic of each gas and are obtained from the data of the pressure, Pc, volume Vc and the critical temperature Tc. The critical point is a point of inflection of the isotherm Tc in the P-V diagram so that it is fulfilled that
In the transition zone between the gas phase and the liquid phase the pressure does not oscillate, it remains constant and the chemical potential remains constant. Maxwell’s rule eliminates the oscillating behavior of the isotherm of the van der Waals equation and replaces it by a horizontal segment of pressure pr such that the area between the horizontal segment AB and the isotherm is equal to the area between the isotherm and the horizontal segment BC, as seen in the figure below.
We will now draw several isotherms above and below the critical point t=1. We will replace the wavy region between vliquid and vgas at pressure pr by a segment and join the points marking the region of coexistence of the two phases, as shown in the figure.