1st Law of Thermodynamics: Open Systems

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This lecture covers the application of the 1st law of thermodynamics to open systems, focusing on mass and energy conservation. Topics include mass rate balance, evaluation of mass flow rates, and examples of steady state and transient mass flow. The instructor emphasizes the difference between closed and open systems, highlighting the importance of heat transfer due to in and outflowing mass.

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