Part I. Thermodynamic functions as particular cases of a single generating function : part II. cyclic properties of thermodynamic functions
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1969-05
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T. A. E. C., Çekmece Nuclear Research Center
Abstract
Bölüm I de, bütün termodinamik potansiyelleri , yani iç enerji E yi, Helmholtz serbest enerjisi F yi, Gibbs serbest enerjisi G yi ve entalpi H yi özel hal olarak veren genel bir jeneratris fonksiyon tarif edilmektedir.
Bölüm II de, termodinamik değişkenler ( S, P, T, V ) ile termodinamik fonksiyonlar ( E, F, G, H ) sirküler bir diagram şeklinde dizilmekte ve bu diagram sayesinde pek çok termodinamik bağıntıların biribirinden sirküler permütasyon yoluyla çıkartıla-
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In Part I, a single "generating function" is defined from which all of the thermodynamic potentials, namely, the internal energy E/ the Helmholtz free energy F, the Gibbs free energy G, and the enthalpy H can be derived under proper conditions. In Part II, the thermodynamic variables S, P, T, V and the thermodynamic functions E, F, G, H are arranged in a circular diagram which is of great mnemonic utility. By means of this diagram it is shown that several thermodynamic relations can be deduced from a single one simply by circular permutation.
In Part I, a single "generating function" is defined from which all of the thermodynamic potentials, namely, the internal energy E/ the Helmholtz free energy F, the Gibbs free energy G, and the enthalpy H can be derived under proper conditions. In Part II, the thermodynamic variables S, P, T, V and the thermodynamic functions E, F, G, H are arranged in a circular diagram which is of great mnemonic utility. By means of this diagram it is shown that several thermodynamic relations can be deduced from a single one simply by circular permutation.
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TENMAK D.N.. 8156
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Thermodynamics, Termodinamik
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Erben, M. T. (1969). Part I. Thermodynamic functions as particular cases of a single generating function : part II. cyclic properties of thermodynamic functions. İstanbul : T. A. E. C., Çekmece Nuclear Research Center.