Lecture

Temperature, Pressure, Chemical Potential

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Description

This lecture covers the definitions of temperature, pressure, and chemical potential in simple and homogeneous systems. It explains how a single entropy variable can describe the state of a system, along with extensive state variables and the concept of a repository. The lecture also delves into thermodynamic temperature and the relationship with chemical potential, as well as powers in simple systems and the analysis of reversible processes.

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