in terms of total differentiation of its Helmholtz free energy. 2) Derive the pressure of the pre-existing vapor bubble in the cavity, using Clausius- Clapeyron equation. Here, the vapor density is lower enough than the liquid density. 3) Derive the curvature of the vapor bubbles in the cavity, 1/R, as a function of Tw, using the mechanical equilibrium condition. Here vapor pressure is approximated as saturated vapor pressure at vapor temperature. 4) 1. In case that <0 and 02, illustrate the graphs of 1/R, (vertical axis) as a function of the volume of the vapor bubble in the cavity, Vv.
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