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|a Levenspiel, Octave.
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|a Understanding engineering thermo.
|c Octave Levenspiel.
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|a Upper Saddle River, N.J. :
|b Prentice-Hall,
|c 1996.
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|a Contenido: What thermo's all about. Preliminaries. First law of thermodynamics. Work and heat. Potential energy. Kinetic energy. Internal energy U and enthalpy H. U and H for physical changes. U and H for chemical and nuclear reacting systems. Energy reserves and use. The ideal gas and the first law. Engineering fluids. Steady state flow systems. Unsteady state flow systems. The second law. Ideal gases and the second law. Entropy of engineering fluids. Work from heat. Exergy or availability. Thermo in mechanical engineering. Phase equilibrium. Membranes, free energy, and work functions. Chemical reaction equilibrium. Entropy and information. Measuring temperature-past, present and... Apendix: Dimensions, units, and conversions and thermo properties of H2O and HFC-134a.
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