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The dimensions of P are force/area or force/(length)*. V, the volume, has the
dimensions of (length)". The product PV then has dimensions of (force)(length)*/(
length)” or (force)(length). Remembering that the force represented by the gas ...
The dimensions of P are force/area or force/(length)*. V, the volume, has the
dimensions of (length)". The product PV then has dimensions of (force)(length)*/(
length)” or (force)(length). Remembering that the force represented by the gas ...
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The molecules in the interior of a condensed phase—solid or liquid–are attracted
equally in all directions by the surrounding molecules, but those at the surface
are subjected to an unbalanced force of attraction directed inward, for there are ...
The molecules in the interior of a condensed phase—solid or liquid–are attracted
equally in all directions by the surrounding molecules, but those at the surface
are subjected to an unbalanced force of attraction directed inward, for there are ...
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The concepts heat and work are related to energy in the process of transfer: Work
represents the transformation of energy into concerted action of some sort, that is,
some movement with a special orientation due to a force in a particular ...
The concepts heat and work are related to energy in the process of transfer: Work
represents the transformation of energy into concerted action of some sort, that is,
some movement with a special orientation due to a force in a particular ...
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1STATES OF MATTER | 1 |
2SOLUTIONS | 51 |
SECOND LAW AND EQUILIBRIUM | 115 |
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