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... Thermodynamics of Organic Compounds , Wiley , New York , 1969. A collection of useful thermodynamic data . J. M. Sturtevant , " Calorimetry , " in Techniques of Chemistry , A. Weissberger and B. W. Rossiter , Eds . , Vol . 1 , Part V ...
... Thermodynamics of Organic Compounds , Wiley , New York , 1969. A collection of useful thermodynamic data . J. M. Sturtevant , " Calorimetry , " in Techniques of Chemistry , A. Weissberger and B. W. Rossiter , Eds . , Vol . 1 , Part V ...
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... thermodynamic function defined by the equation G = H – TS ( 4-18 ) This function is called the Gibbs free energy ... thermodynamic properties , the free energy , too , is a thermodynamic property or function of the state of a system ...
... thermodynamic function defined by the equation G = H – TS ( 4-18 ) This function is called the Gibbs free energy ... thermodynamic properties , the free energy , too , is a thermodynamic property or function of the state of a system ...
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... thermodynamic , or at least pseudo- thermodynamic , quantities , one factor involving enthalpy effects and the other involving entropy effects . To see how this comes about , let us recall the thermodynamic relationship between the ...
... thermodynamic , or at least pseudo- thermodynamic , quantities , one factor involving enthalpy effects and the other involving entropy effects . To see how this comes about , let us recall the thermodynamic relationship between the ...
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