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CALORIC EQUATION OF STATE A caloric equation of state is an equation of the form u=u(v, T) (7) It can be shown that du=c, dT [therm peril (8b) If the gas is calorically perfect--that is, the specific heats are constant--equation (8b) can be integrated to obtain u=c,T+u, [peril (9)
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