Submitted by Nicholas C. Darnton (inactive)
on Tuesday, 3/24/2015, at 1:24 PM
Reading
Schroeder sections 5.1 and 5.2 and sections 5.5 and 5.6. We'll partially backfill the middle of the chapter next week.
Problems
- 5.10. This is why we normally treat water as incompressible.
- 5.17.
- 5.20. The temperature you calculate will be very high. For most chemical and biological systems the excited states are accessible at room temperature.
- 5.21
- 5.22
- 5.23
- 5.76
- 5.85
- 5.86
- 5.92. This has some nasty algebra. In part (b) you'll need to solve a transcendental equation numerically.