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Thermodynamics Q
Find (∂G/∂Na)T,p,Na'≠a
of G(T, p, x1, x2,...) = Ʃxaπa(T) + RTƩxaln(xap/p0) p.s. the sum is over all alpha. π(T) is some function of T: so first i multiplied thru by Ntotal (N).. giving extensive G.. then differentiated this wrt Na. My problem is how to differentiate the second part, i.e. d/dNa = πa(T) + d/dNa(RTƩNaln(NaP/NP0) plssssssss help mcdonkdik |
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