Lecture

Statistical Models of Calorimetric Coefficients

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Description

This lecture covers statistical models of calorimetric coefficients, including the specific heat of gases and solids, a two-level model, the specific heat of water, and the latent heat of vaporization. Topics include the specific heat of a molecular gas, rigid diatomic molecules, a harmonic oscillator model for solids, and two-level energy systems.

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Physics

Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

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