7.2. In Ex. 7.5 an expression is found for the Joule/Thomson coefficient, μ = (@T/P)H₂that relates it to a heat capacity and equation-of-state information. Develop similarexpressions for the derivatives:(a) (@T/OP)S (b) (at lav)uWhat can you say about the signs of these derivatives? For what types of processesmight these derivatives be important characterizing quantities?

To Find:expressions for the derivatives signs of these derivatives.

7.2. In Ex. 7.5 an expression is found for the Joule/Thomson coefficient, μ = (@T/P)² that relates it to a heat capacity and equation-of-state information. Develop similar expressions for the derivatives: (a) (@TIOP)S (b) (at lav)u What can you say about the signs of these derivatives? For what types of processes might these derivatives be important characterizing quantities?

7.2. In Ex. 7.5 an expression is found for the Joule/Thomson coefficient, μ = (@T/P)² that relates it to a heat capacity and equation-of-state information. Develop similar expressions for the derivatives: (a) (@TIOP)S (b) (at lav)u What can you say about the signs of these derivatives? For what types of processes might these derivatives be important characterizing quantities?

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