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Suppose that Beta = (v-a)/T and kappa = 3(v-a)/4P
Show that the equation of state is
P^3/4 (v-a) = AT,
Where a and A are constants.
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Given: κ = -1/V dV/dP = (3(V-a))/4P
Given: β = 1/V dV/dT = ((V-a))/T
Or, 1/a log V/((V-a))=log(1/T)
[HINT: On combining the above two equations the required equation of state is obtained]
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