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Solution:
The plot of free energy and pressure is given in the attached sheet. The plot shows nearly constant G value for liquids due to nearly constant value of Volume.
The equation, dG = VdP -SdT
At constant temperature, dG =VdP
Or (dG/dP) T = V
The above equation is used to determine free energy.
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