Partial Derivative of H w.r.t V

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Homework Statement


(∂H/∂V)T


Homework Equations


PV = nRT
H = U + PV
n and R are constants
 
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it just means partial derivative of H with respect to V with T kept constant.

you pretend T is a constant and differentiate as usual
 

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