Callen H.B - Thermodynamics And An Introduction To Thermostatistics · Problem 7.4-21

FIRST-ORDER PHASE TRANSITIONS

Physics — Statistical Mechanics · molar-energy-difference-along-locus

Problem

A system is composed of 1 mole of a particular substance. Two thermodynamic states, designated as AA and BB, lie on the locus Pv=constantPv = \text{constant}. The following properties of the system have been measured along this locus; cp=Cvc_p = Cv, α=D/v2\alpha = D/v^2, and κT=Ev\kappa_T = Ev, where CC, DD, and EE are constants. Calculate the difference in molar energies (uB−uA)(u_B - u_A) in terms of TAT_A, PAP_A, vAv_A, vBv_B, and the constants CC, DD, and EE.

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