Exact thermodynamics equation of state

In summary, the conversation is about using molecular dynamics to calculate energy for an ionic liquid. The person is trying to determine which type of energy (either conformational or total internal energy) to use in a specific equation of state. They are asking for advice on which type of energy to use.
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hosein
Dear all,
I am using molecular dynamics to calculate energy for ionic liquid. In the article that is proposed equation of state that I want to use, the author would call the energy in the following formula(u) conformational(potential energy):
(du/dv)T + T(dp/dT)V = ptot
Firt T and V are constant signs( I am typing with cell phone in a bad situation, excuse me).
But the other article would call it total internal energy which means total energy in thermodynamic system.
As you know MD can produce potential energy and total energy, which one should I use for the above formula?
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(du/dv)T + T(dp/dT)V = ptot
 

Related to Exact thermodynamics equation of state

1. What is the exact thermodynamics equation of state?

The exact thermodynamics equation of state is an equation that relates the physical properties of a thermodynamic system, such as pressure, volume, and temperature, to each other. It describes the behavior of a system at equilibrium and can be used to calculate the properties of the system under different conditions.

2. How is the exact thermodynamics equation of state different from other equations of state?

The exact thermodynamics equation of state is considered to be the most accurate and comprehensive equation of state because it takes into account all the possible interactions between the particles in a system. Other equations of state, such as the ideal gas law, make simplifying assumptions that may not accurately reflect the behavior of real systems.

3. What are the variables included in the exact thermodynamics equation of state?

The variables included in the exact thermodynamics equation of state can vary depending on the specific form of the equation, but they typically include pressure, volume, temperature, and the number of particles in the system. Other variables may also be included, such as energy or entropy.

4. How is the exact thermodynamics equation of state used in practical applications?

The exact thermodynamics equation of state is used in various fields of science and engineering, such as chemistry, physics, and chemical engineering. It is used to predict the behavior of gases and liquids under different conditions, and it is also used in the design and optimization of processes and equipment, such as in the production of industrial gases or in the development of new materials.

5. Are there limitations to the exact thermodynamics equation of state?

While the exact thermodynamics equation of state is considered to be the most accurate and comprehensive, it does have some limitations. It may not accurately describe the behavior of systems at extreme conditions, such as at very high pressures or temperatures. In addition, it may not take into account certain molecular interactions or phase transitions, which may require more complex equations or models to accurately describe.

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