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Heat-capacity relation on a stable response chart
Whole-system heat capacities and response coefficients on a C2, positive-temperature, fixed-composition simple-compressible chart with a valid pressure-volume response inverse and positive isothermal compressibility; singular and critical charts are excluded.
Statement
On an open C2 Helmholtz chart at fixed composition , suppose , , the response coordinates have the local inverse required by Thermodynamic response functions on valid local charts, and . Then
Here are the whole-system heat capacities, , and , all as in Thermodynamic response functions on valid local charts. The formula is a conditional model identity, not an empirical law or a claim at singular response points.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A fixed-composition open C2 chart with , the valid local pressure response inverse, and finite derivatives in the Statement.
Thermodynamic response functions on valid local charts: , , , and ; the definitions assert no response identities.
Differentials of the thermodynamic potentials: and on valid charts.
Maxwell relations on valid thermodynamic potential charts: on the Helmholtz chart.
The chain rule for total derivatives: : Derivatives of compositions obey the total-derivative chain rule.
Chain sum product and composition rules for Banach derivatives: The derivative of a product of differentiable scalar maps is the sum of the two product terms.
Proof
At fixed , and from [F2], so the product rule [F5] gives . At fixed , from [F2], hence .
On the valid isothermal response inverse, write , so , where the rightmost is the independent pressure coordinate. Differentiating in that pressure coordinate at fixed gives . By [F1], , hence . Differentiating the same identity in at fixed gives . Again by [F1], , so . The stated inverse chart and make these derivatives and reciprocals valid.
Along a constant-, fixed- curve, [F4] gives . Subtract the two identities in step 1.1 and use [F3] to obtain .
Substitute and into step 2.1 to obtain . Since , no zero denominator is used. The units are on both sides because .