Do problem #3 on page 68 in GNSK 1. Hint: you will need the chain rule and the product rule to find ǝÄH/ƏT₁, ǝ▲H/ƏT2. ƏÄH/Əp₁, and JAH/p2. For these derivatives, rewrite the equation to make the derivatives easier: ^H = RT,T₂ (T₂ − T;)`' (In P²² ) = P₁ 2. Hint: to find Ə▲H/ƏT₁ and 1 RTT (In p₂ - In p₁) (T₂-T) AH/ƏT, use the first equality; to find AH/ǝp₁ and AH/ǝp2, use the second equality 3. Use EXCEL to do the calculations!! For F(x,y,...): OF |A² (F) = ( ———— ) ² A² + (——¯)²Ã², +….. дх x OF ду y

Do problem #3 on page 68 in GNSK 1. Hint: you will need the chain rule and the product rule to find ǝÄH/ƏT₁, ǝ▲H/ƏT2. ƏÄH/Əp₁, and JAH/p2. For these derivatives, rewrite the equation to make the derivatives easier: ^H = RT,T₂ (T₂ − T;)`' (In P²² ) = P₁ 2. Hint: to find Ə▲H/ƏT₁ and 1 RTT (In p₂ - In p₁) (T₂-T) AH/ƏT, use the first equality; to find AH/ǝp₁ and AH/ǝp2, use the second equality 3. Use EXCEL to do the calculations!! For F(x,y,...): OF |A² (F) = ( ———— ) ² A² + (——¯)²Ã², +….. дх x OF ду y

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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