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... procedure the first law of ther- modynamics is experimentally confirmed . The principle of conservation of energy can be stated as a law gov- erning the behavior of a thermodynamic system : The only way the amount of energy in a system ...
... procedure the first law of ther- modynamics is experimentally confirmed . The principle of conservation of energy can be stated as a law gov- erning the behavior of a thermodynamic system : The only way the amount of energy in a system ...
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... procedure known as differential thermal analysis . Two samples , one an inert reference and the other the substance under study , are subjected to the same thermal process ; that is , heat is sup- plied to each at the same rate . For an ...
... procedure known as differential thermal analysis . Two samples , one an inert reference and the other the substance under study , are subjected to the same thermal process ; that is , heat is sup- plied to each at the same rate . For an ...
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... procedures in which one phase moves relative to another and variations of the distribution coefficients of components between phases are utilized to separate the constituents of a mixture , have come to be included in the term ...
... procedures in which one phase moves relative to another and variations of the distribution coefficients of components between phases are utilized to separate the constituents of a mixture , have come to be included in the term ...
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