Thermodynamics
#thermodynamics
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Equations
Force–displacement form
- — work (energy transferred by a force acting through a displacement), joule (J)
- — force, newton (N)
- — displacement, metre (m)
Pressure–volume form
- — work (energy transferred by expansion or compression against an external pressure), joule (J)
- — pressure, pascal (Pa)
- — change in volume, cubic metre (m³)
Internal energy
- — change in internal energy (net energy gained or lost by the system as heat and work cross its boundary), joule (J)
- — final internal energy of the system, joule (J)
- — initial internal energy of the system, joule (J)
Internal energy
- — heat transferred across the system boundary, joule (J)
- — work transferred across the system boundary, joule (J)
Enthalpy
- — change in enthalpy (the heat exchanged at constant pressure — internal energy minus the boundary-pushing work not felt as heat), joule (J)
- — change in internal energy, joule (J)
- — pressure, pascal (Pa)
- — change in volume, cubic metre (m³)
Second law of thermodynamics
- — change in entropy (change in the system's disorder — positive for any spontaneous, irreversible process), joule per kelvin (J/K)
- — final entropy of the system, joule per kelvin (J/K)
- — initial entropy of the system, joule per kelvin (J/K)
Entropy of the surroundings
- — change in entropy of the surroundings, joule per kelvin (J/K)
- — change in enthalpy of the system, joule (J)
- — temperature of the surroundings, kelvin (K)
Gibbs free energy
- — change in Gibbs free energy, joule (J)
- — change in enthalpy, joule (J)
- — absolute temperature, kelvin (K)
- — change in entropy, joule per kelvin (J/K)
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