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![3. The canonical partition function of the classical monatomic ideal gas is
1 [V]
where λT
h
√2лmkT
Show that in the thermodynamic limit, the Helmholtz free energy per particle is
F(T,V,
F (T, V, N) = - KT [in (VIN) + 1]
N
=
Z(T,V,N) = ·
b. Find the entropy S(T,V,N).
c.
N!
Change the variables S(E,V,N) using E = 3/2 NKT and compare the resulting expression to the
entropy derived through the microcanonical ensemble](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/4a71a866-3c53-44fa-b400-40d874475a4f/afd47d4c-e416-4235-9184-742c9250d393/6zqlxin.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:3. The canonical partition function of the classical monatomic ideal gas is
1 [V]
where λT
h
√2лmkT
Show that in the thermodynamic limit, the Helmholtz free energy per particle is
F(T,V,
F (T, V, N) = - KT [in (VIN) + 1]
N
=
Z(T,V,N) = ·
b. Find the entropy S(T,V,N).
c.
N!
Change the variables S(E,V,N) using E = 3/2 NKT and compare the resulting expression to the
entropy derived through the microcanonical ensemble
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