Physics · Statistical Mechanics
The entropy of a gas containing N particles enclosed in a volume V is given by S = N kB ln(a V E3/2N5/2), where E is the total energy, a is a constant, and kB is the Boltzmann constant. The chemical potential μ of the system at temperature T is given by:
- 1μ = -kB T [ln(a V E3/2N3/2) - 32]
- 2μ = -kB T [ln(a V E3/2N3/2) - 52]
- 3μ = -kB T [ln(a V E3/2N5/2) - 32]
- 4μ = -kB T [ln(a V E3/2N5/2) - 52]✓
Correct answer
μ = -kB T [ln(a V E3/2N5/2) - 52]
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