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Hi to all!
The entropy is known as an extensive property. Here is an expression for the entropy of ideal gas derived by statistical mechanics methods:
Imagine that I multiply by 2 the number of particles, the volume of particles and the energy of particles(so the molar volume and molar energy and all other intensive properties are the same). According to this expression I'll never get entropy multiplied by 2 because of N that under ln expression.
Where am I wrong?
Thanks.
The entropy is known as an extensive property. Here is an expression for the entropy of ideal gas derived by statistical mechanics methods:
Imagine that I multiply by 2 the number of particles, the volume of particles and the energy of particles(so the molar volume and molar energy and all other intensive properties are the same). According to this expression I'll never get entropy multiplied by 2 because of N that under ln expression.
Where am I wrong?
Thanks.
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