Help physical chemistry

[Anonymous No.8077498]

Faggets, I am calculating the thermal expansion coefficient for some liquid mixtures. Shit hits the fan when I compare the results obtained in terms of molar volumes and densities.
I think it could be due to some error propagation during the data transformation from densities to molar volumes that for some reason gives an error big enough that pretty much fucks up my calculation. Tips?

[Anonymous No.8078369]

Have you tried reading Spivak?

[derp_commander !!SSXdvR3LCoa No.8079936]

>>8077498
It would help if you could summarize your calculations for us. Hard to know what the mistake is otherwise.

[Anonymous No.8079955]

>>8078369
When Spivak writes a book on physical chemistry I'll be the first to read it.

[Anonymous No.8079963]

>>8078369
>implying
rudin or gtfo

[Anonymous No.8080115]

>>8079963
>rudin
>the qm postulates are a single page in the first chapter with no exposition
>"The Hydrogen Wavefunction: Taking (14) and (15) in (7), and by the argument of the preceding section (reader will supply the details) we have (16)."
>group theory chapter cites Lang

>>8078369
>spivak
>clunky first-principles arguments to dance around using scary words like "hermitian" and "linear"
>each postulate is an entire chapter
>"This might seem weird, but the quantum world IS weird!!"

[Anonymous No.8080335]

>>8077498
So are you going to post your work, yes or fucking no?