Using Maxwell relations we can obtain the following useful information O At constant pressure, the variation of entropy with volume is given by the reversible adiabatic variation of pressure with temperature O At constant volume, the variation of entropy with temperature is given by the reversible adiabatic variation of pressure with volume O The isothermal change in entropy with volume is -nRT/V O Entropy is impossibly weird

Using Maxwell relations we can obtain the following useful information O At constant pressure, the variation of entropy with volume is given by the reversible adiabatic variation of pressure with temperature O At constant volume, the variation of entropy with temperature is given by the reversible adiabatic variation of pressure with volume O The isothermal change in entropy with volume is -nRT/V O Entropy is impossibly weird

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Using Maxwell relations we can obtain the following useful information
O At constant pressure, the variation of entropy with volume is given by the reversible adiabatic variation of pressure with
temperature
O At constant volume, the variation of entropy with temperature is given by the reversible adiabatic variation of pressure
with volume
O The isothermal change in entropy with volume is -nRT/V
O Entropy is impossibly weird

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