In the thermodynamic limit (when the extensive properties of the system become infinitely large, while the intensive
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In the thermodynamic limit (when the extensive properties of the system become infinitely large, while the intensive ones remain constant), the \(q\)-potential of the system may be calculated by taking only the largest term in the sum
\[
\sum_{N_{r}=0}^{\infty} z^{N_{r}} Q_{N_{r}}(V, T)
\]
Verify this statement and interpret the result physically.
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