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Determine the following relations for the van der Waals equation of state for real gases P=[(RT)/(V-b)]-[a/(V^2)], where a and b are constants that are experimentally fit to each gas. Determine alpha. Determine kappa.
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For what gases? is there more data?
Nope this is the only information provided. Its asking for the equation that is determined not a numerical answer.
what is alpha and kappa, though? no definition of them was provided
Alpha was actually supposed to be Beta. I looked them up in the textbook and they are: \[\beta=\frac{ 1 }{ V }\left( \frac{ ∂V }{ ∂T} \right)_{P} \] and \[\kappa=-\frac{ 1 }{ V }\left( \frac{ ∂V }{∂P} \right)_{T}\]
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