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... energy in its various forms , which include thermal , chemical , electrical , and mechanical , with the restrictions on the transformation of one type of energy into other types , and with the relation of energy changes to physical and ...
... energy in its various forms , which include thermal , chemical , electrical , and mechanical , with the restrictions on the transformation of one type of energy into other types , and with the relation of energy changes to physical and ...
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... energy in the process of transfer : Work represents the trans- formation of energy into concerted action of some sort , that is , some movement with a special orientation due to a force in a particular direction , but heat flow leads ...
... energy in the process of transfer : Work represents the trans- formation of energy into concerted action of some sort , that is , some movement with a special orientation due to a force in a particular direction , but heat flow leads ...
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... energy on concentration , differing only in the scale of concentration used and the corresponding value for the standard - state free energy . The most convenient of the three can be chosen for use in a particular problem . FREE ENERGY ...
... energy on concentration , differing only in the scale of concentration used and the corresponding value for the standard - state free energy . The most convenient of the three can be chosen for use in a particular problem . FREE ENERGY ...
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