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The partition function for an interacting gas is Z = left(frac{V - Nb}{N} ight)^N left(frac{mk_BT}{2pihbar^2} ight)^{3N/2} expleft(frac{N^2a^2}{Vk_BT} ight) where a and b are constants. a) Show that the pressure is of a similar form to the van der Waals equation for a non- ideal gas. b) Calculate the internal energy. Comment on your result in comparison with the internal energy of an ideal gas.

          The partition function for an interacting gas is
Z = left(frac{V - Nb}{N}
ight)^N left(frac{mk_BT}{2pihbar^2}
ight)^{3N/2} expleft(frac{N^2a^2}{Vk_BT}
ight)
where a and b are constants.
a) Show that the pressure is of a similar form to the van der Waals equation for a non-
ideal gas.
b) Calculate the internal energy. Comment on your result in comparison with the
internal energy of an ideal gas.
        
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The partition function for an interacting gas is
Z = left(fracV - NbN
ight)^N left(fracmkBT2pihbar^2
ight)^3N/2 expleft(fracN^2a^2VkBT
ight)
where a and b are constants.
a) Show that the pressure is of a similar form to the van der Waals equation for a non-
ideal gas.
b) Calculate the internal energy. Comment on your result in comparison with the
internal energy of an ideal gas.

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The partition function for an interacting gas is Z = ( (V-Nb) / N )^N * ( (mk_BT) / (2pi h_bar^2) )^(3N/2) * exp( N^2 a^2 / (Vk_BT) ) where a and b are constants. a) Show that the pressure is of a similar form to the van der Waals equation for a non-ideal gas. b) Calculate the internal energy. Comment on your result in comparison with the internal energy of an ideal gas.
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