Thermodynamic Response Functions¶
A thermodynamic response function is a quantity obtained by taking the second derivative, pure or mixed, of a thermodynamic potential. With the use of Maxwell relations and other identities, they can be related to other thermodynamic quantities such as volume and pressure.
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- Thermodynamic Compressibility
- Heat Capacity
- Heat capacity ratio
- Heat is heat capacity times temperature change
- Isobaric molar heat capacity of ideal gas via adiabatic index
- Isochoric and isobaric heat capacities of homogeneous substance
- Isochoric and isobaric heat capacities of ideal gas
- Isochoric molar heat capacity of ideal gas via adiabatic index
- Isochoric molar heat capacity of ideal gas via degrees of freedom
- Thermal Expansion