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Transcribed Image Text:The Gibbs function of a particular gas is
G = nRT In(P) - AP² + B
Where A and B are constants. Find expression for
(i) The entropy S of the gas
(ii) The volume of the gas
(iii) The equation of state of the gas
(iv) The change in entropy of the gas when its pressure (P) increases to 3P.
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