Clapeyron Equation
The Clapeyron Equation is a thermodynamic relation that belongs to the class of equations of state, specifically characterizing the pressure-temperature relationship along phase boundaries in a pure substance by expressing the slope of the coexistence curve as the ratio of the molar enthalpy change to the molar volume change during a phase transition.
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