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Help Rearranging to Clausius Clapeyron eqn.


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I'm having trouble understanding how the 4th line is derived from the 3rd line, would anyone mind explaining to me?

 

I understand how the RHS (right hand side) is merely being simplified, but why exactly does it become -1 over T1 and T2? To make -delta Hvap positive, would be the simple answer I suppose, but why does it work?

 

In other words could you point out the rules in maths for this kind of rearranging?

 

Thanks!

 

 

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In line four if you multiply deltaH /R into both terms in the bracket, you recover line 3 and remove the bracket.

 

All they have done is the equivalent of {-3/2a - 3/2b} take out the common terms 3/2 leaves 3/2{-1/a - 1/b}

 

can you see it now it is simple algebra.

 

Sorry I can't do the latex at the moment.

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