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Chapter 1 - Introduction: Basic Concepts of Thermodynamics
Chapter 2 - Properties of Pure Substances
Chapter 3 - Heat Effects
Chapter 4 - The First Law of Thermodynamics: Closed Systems
Chapter 5 - The First Law of Thermodynamics: Open Systems
Chapter 6 - The Second Law of Thermodynamics
Chapter 7 - Entropy
Chapter 8 - Thermodynamics of Flow Processes
Chapter 9 - Power Systems
Chapter 10 - Refrigeration and Heat Pump Systems
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Lesson A - Introduction to Pure Substances
Lesson B - P-V-T : Phases and Phase Diagrams
Lesson C - Obtaining Data From Tables
Lesson D - Phase Equilibrium
Lesson E - Ideal Gas and Graphical Equations of State
Lesson F - Other Equations of State
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Pg 1 - What is a Pure Substance ?
Pg 2 - When Can a Mixture be Treated as a Pure Substance ?
Pg 3 - What if More Than One Phase is Present ?
Pg 4 - What Are Gas, Liquid and Solid Phases ?
Pg 5 - Are there Really Only Three Phases ?
Pg 6 - Multiple Liquid Phases: Miscibility
Pg 7 - Multiple Solid Phases
Pg 8 - Phase Changes
Pg 9 - Phase Equilibrium
Pg 10 - Phase Changes in a Closed System
Pg 11 - Summary
What is a Pure Substance ?
A
pure substance
is comprised of a
single chemical element or compound
.
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