Lecture

Reaction Advancement: Quantitative Approach

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This lecture covers the qualitative and quantitative approaches to reaction advancement, including the calculation of chemical species quantities based on stoichiometric coefficients and reaction progress. Examples illustrate the concepts of isolated reactions, reactions limited by opposing reactions, and simultaneous transformation in multiple reactions.

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Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

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