The Mollier diagram is an enthalpy (h) - entropy (s) chart and is a graphical representation ofthermodynamic properties of a species. The slope of an isochor on a Mollier diagram is denotedby (1)ahƏs(1) Assuming that pv = RT, derive an expression forVəh(2) Assuming that (p+=) (v − b) = RT, find an expression for in terms of parameterəs Vof equation of state, v, T, R, and specific heat.in terms of T, R, and specific heat.

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The Mollier diagram is an enthalpy (h) - entropy (s) chart and is a graphical representation of thermodynamic properties of a species. The slope of an isochor on a Mollier diagram is denoted by (2) (1) Assuming that pv = RT, derive an expression for () in terms of T, R, and specific heat. v (2) Assuming that (p+ =) (v − b) = RT, find an expression for in terms of parameter მs V of equation of state, v, T, R, and specific heat.

The Mollier diagram is an enthalpy (h) - entropy (s) chart and is a graphical representation of thermodynamic properties of a species. The slope of an isochor on a Mollier diagram is denoted by (2) (1) Assuming that pv = RT, derive an expression for () in terms of T, R, and specific heat. v (2) Assuming that (p+ =) (v − b) = RT, find an expression for in terms of parameter მs V of equation of state, v, T, R, and specific heat.

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