• 1.11 Derivation of Equation of State In a certain system the internal energy E is related to the entropy S, particle number N, and volume V through BS exp NkB E = const N (a) Show that the system satisfies the ideal gas law regardless of the value of the constant ß. (b) Find the coefficient y in the adiabatic equation of state PVY : const and the molar specific heats Cp and Cy of the system.

• 1.11 Derivation of Equation of State In a certain system the internal energy E is related to the entropy S, particle number N, and volume V through BS exp NkB E = const N (a) Show that the system satisfies the ideal gas law regardless of the value of the constant ß. (b) Find the coefficient y in the adiabatic equation of state PVY : const and the molar specific heats Cp and Cy of the system.

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