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Express the following in terms of αp, βT, Cv, Cp, S, V, T, P. ∂G/∂P at...

Express the following in terms of αp, βT, Cv, Cp, S, V, T, P.

∂G/∂P at constant S.

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Thank you, (deltaG/deltaP)s not possible for above terms

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