Lecture

Onsager Relations

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This lecture covers the internal production of entropy, Onsager matrices, the reciprocal relationship of Onsager, and the coupling between chemical reactions and vector quantities. It also discusses the dependencies between different reactions and provides examples related to electron spin and electronic substances.

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