Explain a thermodynamic equation of state

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Despire the elegant works of Lord Kelvin and Joule, it is not always easy to measure the isothermal change of enthalpy with respect to pressure. Using basic knowledge of Maxwell relations and such, can you derive a thermodynamic equation of state that can allow for the easy evaluation of this parameter?

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