Is the Relationship Between Natural Log and Partial Derivatives in PDE Valid?

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Is the following relationship true?:

\frac{\partial (ln(k))}{\partial P}=\frac{1}{k}\frac{\partial k}{\partial P}

I am getting both of these terms from a paper on mineral physics and they seem to use both terms interchangeably. If so, how are these related?
 
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log'(k)=1/k
So yes that is true except at zero or crossing branch cuts.
 
According to the chain rule, yes
 
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