Show that the heat capacity at constant pressure equals the
     Show that the heat capacity at constant pressure equals the temperature derivative of the enthalpy at constant pressure and number: C_P = (delta H/delta T)_p, N  
  
  Solution
We know that enthalpy of a system is defined as: H = E + pV
Also, from the first law of thermodynamics, we know that: q = E + pV
Now, we heat capacity can be defined as the rate of change of q with respect to temperature at constant pressure and number of particles.
That is Cp = (E/T)P,N + p(V/T)P,N
We subsitute the expression for E in terms of enthalpy to get:
Cp = ((H-pV)/T)P,N + p(V/T)P,N = (H/T)P,N
Therefore we get thee expression as required. The heat capacity at constant pressure equals the temperature derivative of enthalpy at constant pressure and number.

