An ideal gas enclosed in a volume V is composed of N identical particles in equilibrium...
An ideal gas enclosed in a volume V is composed of N identical particles in equilibrium at temperature T.
(a) Write down the N-particle classical partition function Z in terms of the single-particle partition function ζ, and show that Z it can be written as
ln(Z)=N(ln (V/N) + 3/2ln(T)+σ (1) where σ does not depend on either N, T or V .
(b) From Equation 1 derive the mean energy E, the equation of state of the ideal gas and CV .
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