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The effect of pressure on the enthalpy of gases

2012-04-08View Original

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How does pressure affect the enthalpy of a gas at constant temperature? Where can I find the relationship between organic solvent pressure and enthalpy? For gaseous organic compounds, if the temperature remains constant and the pressure is increased, does their enthalpy decrease? Please explain, the more detailed, the better! Thank you! ! !
Reply #22012-04-16
It’s clear you don’t understand enthalpy at all; read some physical chemistry – it’s pointless to try to explain it simply here

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