Lecture

Elementary Heat: Quantifying Temperature Change and Heat Exchange

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Description

This lecture covers the quantitative expression of mechanical work exchanged, the relationship between temperature change and heat exchange, calorimetry, and measuring heat quantities using calorimeters and heat capacity. It also discusses the concept of elementary heat exchange, the calorimetry process, and the different ways to heat a gas. The lecture emphasizes the importance of understanding the relationship between heat, temperature change, and the specific heat capacity of materials.

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Mechanical engineering

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Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

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