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May 30, 2020 1:42 pmpts 30 pts
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The tds- equations

I'm unable to get the second step ie...how it came. This is screenshot of book Thermal Physics by SC Garg, CK Ghosh. Please explain it....
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  • Ruby negi thankyou
    you can go through the solution of vaishali. and for any doubt you can ask.you have to know these types of partial derivative in thermodynamics. and also remember all Maxwell's equ...
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  • Ruby negi
    dear, look S is the function of T,V so when you do partial derivative of S then you get dT and dV so TdS/dT at constant V is Cv and dS/dV=dP/dT (according to Maxwell equation)....
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    Abhishek singh
    Nice approach!
  • Vaishnavi rajora thankyou
    I used the concept of Maxwell equation and partial derivation see your solution I hv al attached.
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  • Vaishnavi rajora Best Answer
    see attached for your problem dear.
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    Vaishnavi rajora
    hope it will help u.