Lecture

Thermodynamics: Simple Systems

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This lecture covers the thermodynamics of simple systems, focusing on rigid closed systems and mechanical adiabatically closed systems. It explains the first law of thermodynamics, entropy, heat transfer, work done, and power generation. The lecture also discusses the production of entropy, mechanical power, and reversible processes.

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