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Given (dS/dP)T = (1/T)*[(dH/dP)T - V] Show (dS/dP)T = -V/T for an ideal gas Interpret how...

Given (dS/dP)T = (1/T)*[(dH/dP)T - V]

Show (dS/dP)T = -V/T for an ideal gas

Interpret how pressure change impacts how entropy changes.

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