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Lecture 3 of 39Week 1: Introduction, First Law
Lecture 3: First law for open systems
Prof. Sasidhar Gumma · IIT Tirupati
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All the lectures
- Lecture 1: Introduction
- Lecture 2: First law for closed systems
- Lecture 3: First law for open systems
- Lecture 1: Simple processes
- Lecture 2: Processes involving liquids and ideal gases
- Lecture 3: Temperature dependency of Cp in an ideal gas
- Lecture 1: Efficiency of Heat engines and Statement of Second Law
- Lecture 2: Entropy
- Lecture 3: Lost Work
- Lecture 1: Maxwell's Relations
- Lecture 2: Thermodynamic Diagrams
- Lecture 3: Thermodynamic Tables, Residual Properties
- Lecture 1: Virial Equation of State
- Lecture 2: Residual property relations from EoS
- Lecture 3: Cubic Equation of State
- Lecture 1: Cubic Equation of State
- Lecture 2: Thermodynamic Tables
- Lecture 3: Correlations for Liquids
- Lecture 4: Process Involving Phase Changes
- Lecture 1: Ideal Solutions
- Lecture 2: Excess Properties
- Lecture 3: Fugacity
- Lecture 1: Calculation of Fugacity using EoS: Part 1
- Lecture 2: Calculation of Fugacity using EoS: Part 2
- Lecture 3: Calculation of Fugacity in Mixtures using Cubic EoS
- Lecture 4: Fugacity in Liquids, Activity Coeffcient
- Lecture 1: Models for Excess Gibbs free energy: Part 1
- Lecture 2: Models for Excess Gibbs free energy: Part 2
- Lecture 3: Vapor Liquid Equilibrium: Part 1
- Lecture 4: Vapor Liquid Equilibrium: Part 2
- Lecture 1: Azeotropes
- Lecture 2: Gamma/Phi Formulation
- Lecture 3: LLE
- Lecture 4: VLLE
- Lecture 1: Enthalpy changes upon reaction
- Lecture 2: Reaction coordinate
- Lecture 3: Equilibrium constant
- Lecture 4: Examples
- Lecture 5: Conclusion