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✓ Published: 19-Feb-2012
✓ Published: 19-Feb-2012
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This is a series of videos that merges the chapters on thermochemistry and thermodynamics (traditionally taught separately).The series begins with a discussion of concepts and definitions and then transitions to mathematics.While work and internal energy are defined, these concepts are not an integral component of this series.Enthalpy (H) and entropy (S) are described as the “balancing act” that leads to an understanding of Gibb’s Free Energy (G) and spontaneity of systems at constan
This is a series of videos that merges the chapters on thermochemistry and thermodynamics (traditionally taught separately).The series begins with a discussion of concepts and definitions and then transitions to mathematics.While work and internal energy are defined, these concepts are not an integral component of this series.Enthalpy (H) and entropy (S) are described as the “balancing act” that leads to an understanding of Gibb’s Free Energy (G) and spontaneity of systems at constan
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