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Inserting values of system parameters into equation (8.53) gives... 

Derive the polynomial expressions for the concentration dependence of electrons, metal vacancies, and anion vacancies for a compound MX showing Schottky equilibrium (Section 7.9.4). Insert values of the equilibrium constants to obtain polynomial expressions for the cases where electronic defects dominate. 

Inserting values from the table into equation (ii) gives ... 

Inserting values into this equation, we obtain... 

Finally, we calculate the value of AU from Equation (3.9). Inserting values ... 

We have already seen in the previous section that A U = +40.7 kJ per mole of water, and from SAQ 3.5 the volume of 1 mol of water vapour is 0.031 m3 per mole of water. Inserting values into Equation (3.13) ... 

Inserting values of AHBE from Table 3.3 into Equation (3.32) ... 

We start with Equation (4.9), retaining the position of Cp within the integral inserting values ... 

Inserting values into the van t Hoff isotherm (Equation (4.55)) ... 

The value of AGS at 298 K is +5.7 kJmoP1, the positive sign explaining the lack of a spontaneous reaction. Inserting values into the Gibbs-Helmholtz equation, Equation (4.62), yields... 

We will employ the thermodynamic data from Worked Example 4.12. Inserting values into Equation (4.74) ... 

Strategy. For convenience, we will call the higher temperature T> and the lower temperature T. (1) The van t Hoff isochore, Equation (4.78), is written in terms of a ratio, so we do not need the absolute values. In other words, in this example, we can employ the solubilities s without further manipulation. We can dispense with the units of. v for the same reason. (2) We convert the two temperatures to kelvin, for the van t Hoff isochore requires thermodynamic temperatures, so T2 = 343.9 K and 7) = 312.0 K. (3) We insert values into the van t Hoff isochore (Equation (4.78)) ... 

Strategy. (1) Calculate the pressure exerted and hence the pressure change. (2) Insert values into the Clapeyron equation (Equation (5.1)). 

Before inserting values into the Clapeyron equation, we rearrange it slightly, first by multiplying both sides by TAV, then dividing both sides by AH , to give... 

In this example, it is simpler to insert values into Equation (5.5) and to rearrange later. Inserting values gives... 

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