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Thermodynamics

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Big Book of Physical Sciences: Resource aimed at aimed at science students, about the fundamental principles of scientific knowledge, and those branches of science that have their basis in the principles of physics and chemistry. Covers measurement, kinematics and graphing, dynamics, work, power and energy, kinetic theory, temperature, and heat, waves, atomic and nuclear physics.
Author: Mocarski, Don
Subjects: physics education, thermodynamics
DeweyClass: 530
Resource type: book
Codata Key Values for Thermodynamics: Data table presenting the final results of a project to establish internationally agreed values for the thermodynamic properties of key chemical substances. Use of these recommended, internally consistent values is encouraged in the analysis of thermodynamic measurements, data reduction, and preparation of other thermodynamic tables. The table includes the standard enthalpy of formation at 298.15 K, the entropy at 298.15 K, and the quantity H ° (298.15 K)-H °(0). The values given in the table represent the consensus judgement of an international group of experts.
Author: Committee on Data for Science and Technology
Subjects: chemical data, thermodynamics
DeweyClass: 541.369
Resource type: reference document
College Physics for Students of Biology and Chemistry: Online general physics book, with chapters on mechanics, fluids, electricity, magnetism, atomic physics, nuclear physics, thermodynamics, wave physics, symbols and abbreviations and biophysical chronology.
Author: Koehler, Kenneth R.
Subjects: fluid mechanics, nuclear physics, physics education, thermodynamics
DeweyClass: 530
Resource type: book, guide
Discover Maths for Chemists: Resource forming part of the Discover Chemistry education programme, created jointly by the Royal Society of Chemistry and Pfizer. Chemistry students can access beginner to advanced level instructional videos and guides on mathematical chemistry topics - the main sections featured are: algebra, born-haber, heat capacity, ideal gas equation, measurements and thermodynamics.
Author: Royal Society of Chemistry, Pfizer
Subjects: chemistry education, thermodynamics
DeweyClass: 570
Resource type: documents, moving images
Entropy on the World Wide Web: Information about the applications of entropy in a range of disciplines including the physical sciences, information and coding theory, economics, biology, the humanities, and social sciences. The purpose of these pages is to promote the appreciation, understanding, and applications of entropy in its many forms. Provides a brief overview of the role of entropy, a collection of links to on-line expository articles and textbooks, and suggestions for further off-line reading. These pages were originally created by Chris Hillman.
Author: Gunesch, Roland: Mathematics, University of Hamburg
Subjects: thermodynamics
DeweyClass: 541.369
Resource type: index
Heat and Thermodynamics: An Ebook, forming part of the Physics Topics Series, and covering wide range of material relating to Thermodynamic Physics.
Author: Tatum, J. B.
Subjects: physics research, thermodynamics
DeweyClass: 536
Resource type: book
Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry: Covers all fields of scientific inquiry in which mass spectrometry can play a role, including chemistry, physics, geology, and environmental science as well as the biological, health, and life sciences. Fundamental subjects include instrumental principles, design, and demonstration, structures and chemical properties of gas-phase ions, studies of thermodynamic properties, ion spectroscopy, chemical kinetics, mechanisms of ionisation, theories of ion fragmentation, cluster ions, and potential energy surfaces. Application papers focus primarily on the development or validation of a mass spectrometric method. Tables of contents available online.
Author: Elsevier Science
Subjects: chemistry research, spectroscopy, thermodynamics
DeweyClass: 543.087
Resource type: journal
Physics Applet Collection: A set of interactive physics tools and games designed to integrate research and education, and to promote understanding of mechanics, astrophysics, thermodynamics, energy, and environment.
Author: University of Oregon
Subjects: astrophysics, physics education, thermodynamics
DeweyClass: 531
Resource type: interactive guide
Second Law of Thermodynamics: A guide to the Second Law of Thermodynamics, written in question and answer style, and suitable for non-scientists. Also shows practical implications of the second law in everyday life, and information on entropy, gas mixing and endothermic processes.
Author: Lambert, Frank L.
Subjects: thermodynamics
DeweyClass: 536.71
Resource type: guide
Selected Classic Papers from the History of Chemistry: Collection of historical papers arranged alphabetically and by subject group, including environmental chemistry, gases, periodic table and periodic law, radioactivity and the nucleus, and thermodynamics.
Author: Giunta, Carmen, Le Moyne College Department of Chemistry
Subjects: chemistry education, history of science, thermodynamics
DeweyClass: 540
Resource type: articles
Solar Oscillations Investigation: An international project to study the interior structure and dynamics of the Sun. The SOI program was responsible for design and operation of the Michelson Doppler Imager (MDI) instrument on board the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) spacecraft launched on 2 December 1995. As well as news and press releases about the project for the general public, there is a helioseismology bibliography and information about participation in the project and access to data for scientists and students.
Author: Stanford University
Subjects: astrophysics, sun, thermodynamics
DeweyClass: 523.7
Resource type: bibliography, documents
Thermal Ignition Tutorial: This tutorial introduces students to the basics of thermal ignition and explains two theories used to describe it; Semenov and Frank-Kamenetskii. Includes virtual lectures, examples and questions. A list of sources is also provided.
Author: Wheatley, Martin
Subjects: thermodynamics
DeweyClass: 541.36
Resource type: guide