Problem 2.22. A monomolecular liquid at volume V, and pressure PL is separated from a gas of
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Problem 2.22. A monomolecular liquid at volume V, and pressure PL is separated from a gas of the same substance by a rigid wall which is permeable to the molecules, but does not allow liquid to pass. The volume of the gas is held fixed at VG, but the volume
of the liquid can be varied by moving a piston. If the pressure of the liquid is increased by pushing in on the piston, by how much does the pressure of the gas change? [Assume the liquid is incompressible (its molar volume is independent of pressure) and describe the gas by the ideal gas equation of state. The entire process occurs at fixed temperature T:]
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