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THERMODYNAMIC RELATIONS 345

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where cp = T



s
T p

F
HG

I
KJ ...(7.26)

Also



F
HG

I
KJ

s
pT = –



v
T p

F
HG

I
KJ [Maxwell’s eqn. (7.21)]
whence, substituting in eqn. (7.25)

Tds = cpdT – T



v
T p

F
HG

I
KJ^ dp ...(7.27)

This is known as the second form of entropy equation or the second Tds equation.

7.5. Equations for Internal Energy and Enthalpy


(i) Let u = f(T, v)

du =



u
T v

F
HG

I
KJ dT +



u
vT

F
HG

I
KJ dv = cv^ dT +



u
v T

F
HG

I
KJ^ dv ...(7.28)

To evaluate



u
vT

F
HG

I
KJ let u = f (s, v)

Then du =



u
s v

F
HG

I
KJ^ ds +



u
v s

F
HG

I
KJ^ dv

or



u
v T

F
HG

I
KJ =





u
s

s
v

u
vTv s

F
HG

I
KJ

F
HG

I
KJ +



F
HG

I
KJ

But



u
s v

F
HG

I
KJ = T,



s
vT

F
HG

I
KJ =



s
T

u
vsv

F
HG

I
KJ



F
HG

I
, KJ = – p

Hence



F
HG

I
KJ

u
v T = T^



p
T v

F
HG

I
KJ – p ...(7.29)

This is sometimes called the energy equation.
From equation (7.28), we get

du = cvdT + T
p
T

p
v



F
HG

I
KJ

R
S
|
T|

U
V
|
W|

dv ...(7.30)

(ii) To evaluate dh we can follow similar steps as under
h = f(T, p)

dh = ∂

h
T p

F
HG

I
KJ
dT +


h
pT

F
HG

I
KJ
dp

= cpdT +


h
p

dp
T

F
HG

I
KJ
...(7.31)
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