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Suppose we are in the NPT ensemble, and that the entropy S = S(L) depends on the length of a molecule. We also find that S(L) = -3L. Given that dG = -SdT + Vdp + μdN + fdL, what does (∂f/∂T)L equal when L is 2?
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