Lecture

Applications of Thermodynamic Potentials: Phase Equilibrium

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Description

This lecture covers the application of Clausius-Clapeyron in estimating saturated pressure, the equilibrium between liquid and solid phases, and practical examples like ice skating. It also discusses the balance between phases, phase transitions, specific volume, latent heat of fusion, and the interface between solid and liquid phases. The lecture explains the consequences of pressure on phase transitions and the importance of utilizing latent heat of fusion in solid-liquid transitions.

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Physics

Condensed matter physics: Gases, Phase transitions

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