The thermal expansivity coefficient "(\\alpha)" of a substance is the change in volume with temperature at constant pressure.
The equation for thermal expansivity is;
"\\alpha(T,P)=" "1\\over V_m" "(" "\\partial V_m\\over\\partial T" ")_p"
Where "(\\alpha)=" Thermal expansivity coefficient
"\\partial V_m" "=" change in molar volume
"V_m=" Molar volume
"\\partial T=" change in temperature
The isothermal compressibility coefficient"(k)" of a substance is the change in volume with pressure at constant temperature.
The isothermal coefficient equation is;
"k(T,P)=" "-1\\over V_m" "(" "\\partial V_m\\over \\partial P" ")_p"
The equation for"V_m" is given by;
"V_m=C_1+C_2T+C_3T^2+C_4P-C_5PT"
Where "C_1,C_2,C_3,C_4,and C_5" are constants.
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