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jtabije
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Hi all!
I have a quick question. In my Physical Chemistry textbook, the author states,
"For a closed system in equilibrium, the internal energy (and any other state function) can be expressed as a function of temperature and volume."
Can anyone explain just how that is true? I'm quite certain I'm overlooking something fundamental here.
All the best,
JT
I have a quick question. In my Physical Chemistry textbook, the author states,
"For a closed system in equilibrium, the internal energy (and any other state function) can be expressed as a function of temperature and volume."
Can anyone explain just how that is true? I'm quite certain I'm overlooking something fundamental here.
All the best,
JT