Physics · Thermodynamics
In a first-order phase transition, at the transition temperature, the specific heat of the system:
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- 1has a finite discontinuity and its entropy diverges
- 2remains unchanged and its entropy has a finite discontinuity
- 3diverges and its entropy has a finite discontinuity✓
- 4diverges and its entropy remains the same
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diverges and its entropy has a finite discontinuity
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