Lecture

Entropy in Thermodynamics

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This lecture covers the concept of entropy in thermodynamics, focusing on the application of Gibbs equations, simplifications for incompressible substances and ideal gases, and the entropy change in internally reversible processes of closed systems. The instructor explains the entropy balance for closed systems and provides examples to illustrate the theoretical work input required in different scenarios.

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