3. (a) PVm=RT[ 1 + B’(T) p + C’(T) p² + D’(T) p³ + ve In = [(Vm/RT)- (1/p)] dp ; T = sbt (1) (2) 1 no.lu virial denkleme uyan saf bir gazın (2) no.lu denklemi kullanarak ln ifadesini türetiniz. (b) PVm=RT[ 1+ B(T) / Vm+ C(T) / Vm² + D'(T) / Vm³ + .%] (3) pVm/RT = Z=1+ [(b- (a/RT)] (1/Vm) + b² / Vm² + b³/Vm³ + (4) 1, 3 ve 4 no.lu denklemleri kullanarak van der Waals gazı için In Ø = [(bRT-a) / (R²T²)] p + [(2abRT-a²) / (2R4T4)] p² + ...olduğunu gösteriniz.

3. (a) PVm=RT[ 1 + B’(T) p + C’(T) p² + D’(T) p³ + ve In = [(Vm/RT)- (1/p)] dp ; T = sbt (1) (2) 1 no.lu virial denkleme uyan saf bir gazın (2) no.lu denklemi kullanarak ln ifadesini türetiniz. (b) PVm=RT[ 1+ B(T) / Vm+ C(T) / Vm² + D'(T) / Vm³ + .%] (3) pVm/RT = Z=1+ [(b- (a/RT)] (1/Vm) + b² / Vm² + b³/Vm³ + (4) 1, 3 ve 4 no.lu denklemleri kullanarak van der Waals gazı için In Ø = [(bRT-a) / (R²T²)] p + [(2abRT-a²) / (2R4T4)] p² + ...olduğunu gösteriniz.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Author:Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch

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Chapter9: Atomic Absorption And Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometry

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