For 10 points, name this quantity that is equal to internal energy plus pressure times volume.
A method for modeling real mixtures is the regular solution approximation, in which this quantity is set equal to RT times the product of component mole fractions times a dimensionless constant beta. This thermodynamic potential is minimized at constant entropy and pressure. The Joule–Thomson coefficient is equal to the partial of temperature with respect to pressure at a constant value of this quantity. This quantity is measured directly by an adiabatic calorimeter, not a bomb calorimeter. For an ideal gas, the derivative of this quantity with respect to temperature is the constant-pressure heat capacity. For 10 points, name this quantity that is equal to internal energy plus pressure times volume.
A method for modeling real mixtures is the regular solution approximation, in which this quantity is set equal to RT times the product of component mole fractions times a dimensionless constant beta.
enthalpy [prompt on H] &lt;Pendyala&gt;