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Introduction to molecular thermodynamics

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: California : University Science Books, ©2008.Description: xvii, 296 p. : ill. ; 27 cmISBN:
  • 9781891389498
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 541.369 22 HAN-I
LOC classification:
  • QD504 .H33 2008
Contents:
Probability, distributions, and equilibrium -- The distribution of energy -- Energy levels in real chemical systems -- Internal energy (U) and the first law -- Bonding and internal energy -- The effect of temperature on equilibrium -- Entropy (S) and the second law -- The effect of pressure and concentration on entropy -- Enthalpy (H) and the surroundings -- Gibbs energy (G) -- The equilibrium constant (K) -- Applications of Gibbs energy : phase changes -- Applications of Gibbs energy : electrochemistry -- Appendix A: Symbols and constants -- Appendix B: Mathematical tricks -- Appendix C: Table of standard reduction potentials -- Appendix D: Table of standard thermodynamic data (25°C and 1 bar) -- Appendix E: Thermodynamic data for the evaporation of liquid water.
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Includes index.

Probability, distributions, and equilibrium -- The distribution of energy -- Energy levels in real chemical systems -- Internal energy (U) and the first law -- Bonding and internal energy -- The effect of temperature on equilibrium -- Entropy (S) and the second law -- The effect of pressure and concentration on entropy -- Enthalpy (H) and the surroundings -- Gibbs energy (G) -- The equilibrium constant (K) -- Applications of Gibbs energy : phase changes -- Applications of Gibbs energy : electrochemistry -- Appendix A: Symbols and constants -- Appendix B: Mathematical tricks -- Appendix C: Table of standard reduction potentials -- Appendix D: Table of standard thermodynamic data (25°C and 1 bar) -- Appendix E: Thermodynamic data for the evaporation of liquid water.

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