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The differential for the Gibbs function, G, at constant composition is: ?G = −S?T + Vdp Using the criterion for exact differentials, write the Maxwell relation that is derived from this equation.

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Chapter4: Gibbs Energy And Chemical Potential

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Problem 4.61E

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The differential for the Gibbs function, G, at constant composition is:

?G = −S?T + Vdp

Using the criterion for exact differentials, write the Maxwell relation that is derived from this equation.

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