An incompressible liquid of specific volume v1, is in equilibrium with its own vapour and anin a closed vessel. The vapour obeys the lawinertgasp(v - b) = RTShow thatPv1In{(p-po)ve - (Pv - Po)b}PoRT

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An incompressible liquid of specific volume v1, is in equilibrium with its own vapour and an in a closed vessel. The vapour obeys the law inert gas p(v - b) = RT Show that Pv 1 In {(p-po)ve - (Pv - Po)b} Po RT