10.2 Relation Between the Thermodynamic Functions
In Eq. 10.15, F is a function of v and T; hence,
By Eq. 10.15,
dF = –pdv – SdT
Hence,
Again, H is a function of S and p. Hence,
By Eq. 10.16,
dH = TdS + vdp
Hence,
G is a function of T and p. Hence,
By Eq. 10.17, dG = –SdT+ vdp
Hence,
Now,
F = U – TS
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