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_cBAUN
_erda
049 _aBAUN_MERKEZ
050 0 4 _aQD453
_b.F565 2009
100 1 _aFink, Johannes Karl.
245 1 0 _aPhysical chemistry in depth /
_cJohannes Karl Fink.
264 1 _aHeidelberg ;
_aNew York :
_bSpringer,
_cc2009.
300 _axviii, 588 pages :
_billustrations ;
_c26 cm.
336 _2rdacontent
_atext
_btxt
337 _2rdamedia
_aunmediated
_bn
338 _2rdacarrier
_avolume
_bnc
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 0 _t-- Chapter 1: Mathematics of Thermodynamics
_t-- Some Properties of Special Functions
_t-- Functional Dependence
_t-- Change of the Arguments
_t-- Total Differential
_t-- Chain Rule
_t-- Substantial Derivative
_t-- Conversion of Differentials
_t-- Legendre Transformation
_t-- Law of Schwarz
_t-- Pfaffian Forms
_t-- Differentials of Functions
_t-- Euler's Theorem
_t-- Series
_t-- Analysis
_t-- Coordinate Systems
_t-- Chapter 2: Foundations of Thermodynamics
_t-- Idealization
_t-- Energy
_t-- Energy Forms
_t-- Energy Representation
_t-- System
_t-- Conservation Laws
_t-- Process
_t-- Transformers
_t-- Reservoir
_t-- Constraint Makers
_t-- Fundamental Equations
_t-- Partial Quantities
_t-- Thermodynamic Derivatives
_t-- Thermodynamic Similarity
_t-- Gibbs - Duhem Equations
_t-- The Principle of Finite Energy
_t-- The Minimum Energy Principle
_t-- Energy of a Quadratic Form
_t-- Maximum of Entropy
_t-- Coupled Energy Forms
_t-- Dimensionless Relative Variables
_t-- Stability
_t-- Phases
_t-- Chapter 3: The Laws of Thermodynamics
_t-- Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics
_t-- First Law of Thermodynamics
_t-- Second Law of Thermodynamics
_t-- Third Law of Thermodynamics
_t-- Chapter 4: Equations of State
_t-- The Ideal Gas
_t-- Internal Pressure
_t-- The van der Waals Gas
_t-- Incompressible Body
_t-- Corresponding States
_t-- Chapter 5: Thermodynamic Processes
_t-- Mechanical Heat Equivalent
_t-- Buoyancy
_t-- Processes in the Electric Field
_t-- Isentropic Process
_t-- Changes of Energy with Matter
_t-- Isothermal Process
_t-- Isodynamic Process
_t-- Joule Thomson Process
_t-- Chapter 6: Equilibrium
_t-- Energy and Entropy Formulation
_t-- Mechanical and chemical Equilibrium
_t-- Isodynamic and Equilibrium Processes
_t-- Setting Up the Equations for Equilibrium
_t-- Thermodynamic Functions
_t-- Diffusion Equilibria of Gases
_t-- A Glance on the Constraint Equations
_t-- Barometric Formula
_t-- Phase Transition Points
_t-- Colligative Properties
_t-- Isopiestics
_t-- Equilibrium of Distillation
_t-- Unlike Energy Forms
_t-- Chapter 7: The Phase Rule
_t-- A Schematic Phase Diagram
_t-- The Concept of Freedom
_t-- Derivation of the Phase Rule
_t-- Maximum Number of Phases
_t-- Eulers Polyhedral Formula
_t-- Polyhedral Formula and Phase Rule
_t-- Chapter 8: Troutons Rule
_t-- Dimensionless Variables
_t-- Phase Equilibrium
_t-- Chapter 9: Thermodynamic Cycles
_t-- Thermodynamic Cycles Have Edges
_t-- Chapter 10: Thermodynamic Paradoxes
_t-- Gibbs Paradox
_t-- Maxwell - Boltzmann Paradox
_t-- Maxwells Demon
_t-- Loschmidts Paradox
_t-- Thermodynamic Inequalities
_t-- Chemical Vapor Deposition
_t-- The Thermodynamics of Black Holes
_t-- The Perpetuum Mobile
_t-- Negative Heat Capacities
_t-- Expansion of an Incompressible Body
_t-- Fixing the Extensive Variables
_t-- Changes in Chemical Potential and Pressure
_t-- Chapter 11: Dimensional Analysis
_t-- Units
_t-- The Minimal Set of Basic Fundamental Units
_t-- The Nature of a Physical Quantity
_t-- Illustrative Examples
_t-- Chapter 12: Generating Functions
_t-- Computation of Probabilities
_t-- Computation of the Number of Isomers
_t-- Calculation of Isotopic Patterns
_t-- Forms of Generating Functions
_t-- Solution of Systems of Differential Equations
_t-- Statistical Thermodynamics
_t-- Adsorption Isotherms
_t-- Chapter 13: Stoichiometry
_t-- Half-Reaction Method
_t-- Balancing by Inspection
_t-- A Challenging Balance
_t-- Balancing with Generating Functions
_t-- Further Examples
_t-- Chapter 14: Nomenclature
_t-- Nomenclature Systems
_t-- A Nomenclature for Simple Chemicals
_t-- Machine-Readable Representations
_t-- File Formats
_t-- Chemical Markup Language
_t-- Molecules as Graphs
_t-- Chapter 15: Symmetry
_t-- Noethers Symmetry Theorem
_t-- Group Theory
_t-- Stereochemistry
_t-- Woodward - Hoffmann Rules
_t-- Chemical Kinetics
_t-- Dipole Moments
_t-- Mechanics
_t-- Thermodynamics
_t-- Crystallography
_t-- Biosciences
_t-- Chapter 16: Harmony
_t-- Tools of Harmony
_t-- Vibrating String
_t-- Particle in a Box
_t-- Fourier Transform Techniques
_t-- Chapter 17: Generating Functions in Polymer Science
_t-- Polymerization
_t-- Polycondensation
_t-- Degradation
_t-- Chapter 18: Chemical Kinetics
_t-- Formal Kinetics
_t-- Stochastic Nature of Chemical Kinetics
_t-- Mechanical - Chemical Analogy
_t-- Chapter 19: Transport Phenomena
_t-- The Equations of Continuity
_t-- Capillary Flow
_t-- Irreversible Thermodynamics
_t-- Chapter 20: Separation Science
_t-- Particle Motion in a Homogeneous Field
_t-- Charge Particle in a Quadrupole Field
_t-- The Filter as an Instrument in Analytical Chemistry
_t-- Alternating Regression in GC/MS
_t-- Chapter 21: Stochastic Processes
_t-- Ludo
_t-- Wiener or Brown Process
_t-- Generalization of the Formalism
_t-- Stochastic Motion
_t-- Related Differential Equations
_t-- Chapter 22: Structure - Property Relationships
_t-- Increments
_t-- Graph Theoretical Numbers
_t-- Chapter 23: Factorial Designs
_t-- Simplex Method
_t-- Monte Carlo Methods
_t-- General Rules for Setting Up a Design
_t-- Time Series
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