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State and Explain Maxwell Equations
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Differential equations of thermodynamic properties, u, h, f and g can be given as function of p, T, v, s as below:
Above equations can be used for defining the functions u, h, f, g based upon analogy with,
From above four equations for properties to be exact differentials, we can write functions;
u = u(s, v)
h = h(s, p)
f = f(v, T)
g = g(p, T)
For differential of function ‘u’ to be exact;
Above four conditions for exact differentials of thermodynamic properties result into “Maxwell relations”.
Thus, “Maxwell relations” are :
Maxwell relations have large significance as these relations help in estimating the changes in entropy, internal energy and enthalpy by knowing p, v and T.
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