Zhu Zhen
Abstract
There is always a temperature T0 for every van der Waals' gas. When TT0, the isotherm determined by van der Waals' equation will have a section of p0. In that case, the isotherm determined by van der Waals' equation should be amended so that Maxwell's rule can be used to deal with the problem of liquidvapour trasition.
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There is always a temperature T0 for every van der Waals' gas. When TT0, the isotherm determined by van der Waals' equation will have a section of p0. In that case, the isotherm determined by van der Waals' equation should be amended so that Maxwell's rule can be used to deal with the problem of liquidvapour trasition.
Key concepts: van der Waals force, Van der Waals equation, Van der Waals radius, Van der Waals strain, Theorem of corresponding states, Van der Waals surface, Hamaker constant, Physics