Lecture

Thermal Processes: Magnitudes

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This lecture covers the mechanical effect of a thermal process in thermodynamics, discussing magnitudes such as pressure, density, and temperature variations in different scenarios. It also explores the observed power and energy variations in a specific experiment, along with the use of MOOCs for educational development in Africa.

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Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

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