What is path and state function of chemical thermodynamics
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Any property which depend only on initial and final state of a system but independent of path followed is called state function.
any property who is depends on Path is called path function.
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Path function :
The thermodynamic quantity whose value depends on the path of transition is called Path function.
Example : Heat and work.
State function :
The thermodynamic property whose value depends only on the state variables of the system is called state function.
Example : Internal energy, enthalpy, entropy and free energy.
=> • The macroscopic properties whose values decide the state of the system are called state variables.
Example : Pressure, volume, temperature, number of moles.
=>• The properties of the system that are due to collective behaviour of the individuals are called Macroscopic properties.
Example : Pressure, volume, temperature, density, viscosity, surface tension.
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Path function :
The thermodynamic quantity whose value depends on the path of transition is called Path function.
Example : Heat and work.
State function :
The thermodynamic property whose value depends only on the state variables of the system is called state function.
Example : Internal energy, enthalpy, entropy and free energy.
=> • The macroscopic properties whose values decide the state of the system are called state variables.
Example : Pressure, volume, temperature, number of moles.
=>• The properties of the system that are due to collective behaviour of the individuals are called Macroscopic properties.
Example : Pressure, volume, temperature, density, viscosity, surface tension.
hope it helps..!
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