Lecture

Approach to Thermodynamic Equilibrium: Open Systems

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Description

This lecture covers the approach of open systems to thermodynamic equilibrium, focusing on defining the chemical potential and the Gibbs equation. It explains how energy and entropy are exchanged in open systems, introduces the concept of potential chemical, and demonstrates the Gibbs equation for open systems.

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Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

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