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LECTURE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 3rd EDITION ROBERT G. MORTIMER

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Variables Related to Partial Derivatives<br />

The isothermal compressibility κ T is defined by<br />

The factor 1/V is included so that the<br />

compressibility is an intensive variable. The fact<br />

that T and n are fixed in the differentiation means<br />

that measurements of the isothermal<br />

compressibility are made on a closed system at<br />

constant temperature. It is found<br />

experimentally that the compressibility of any<br />

system is positive. That is, every system<br />

decreases its volume when the pressure on it is<br />

increased.<br />

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