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Entropy from heat capacity

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Along a reversible path at fixed volume, dS=CV​(T)dT/T. Hence entropy differences can be measured macroscopically from
S(T2​)−S(T1​)=∫T1​T2​​TCV​(T)​dT,
(1)
with an additional L/Tc​ across a first-order transition of latent heat L at Tc​.

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