Lecture

Thermodynamic Variables

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of thermodynamic variables, the first principle of thermodynamics, and the formulation of the first principle. It explains the total differential, state variables, bivariance of a system, and the alternative formulation of the first principle. The lecture also delves into the expression of mechanical work for reversible processes, specific heats, and the definition of the enthalpy state variable.

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