Lecture

Thermodynamic Equilibrium

Description

This lecture covers the concept of equilibrium in thermodynamics, focusing on systems separated by diathermic, mobile, and permeable walls. It explains the energy internal derivative, the extensivity of state variables, and the temporal derivative of entropy. The lecture also discusses the conditions for thermal, mechanical, and chemical equilibrium.

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Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

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