Learn · Basic thermodynamics: Classical and Statistical Approaches
Lecture 16 of 70Week 3
Joule-Thomson Effect (For Ideal Gases)
Prof. Arnab Mukherjee · IISER Pune
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All the lectures
- Introduction to The Thermodynamics
- History of Thermodynamic
- Thermodynamic Systems and Variables
- Zeroth Law of Thermodynamic
- Microscopic Definition of Temperature Part - 01
- Microscopic Definition of Temperature Part - 02
- Different Forms of Energy
- Real Gas and Virial Equation
- Van der Waals Gas
- Work and Heat Part - 01
- Work and Heat Part - 02
- First Law of Thermodynamics
- Microscopic Definition of Heat and Work
- Work done at a Constant Temperature
- Heat is a path function
- Joule-Thomson Effect (For Ideal Gases)
- Joule-Thomson Effect (For Van der Waals gas)
- Adiabatic Reversible Work
- Adiabatic Irreversible Work.
- Tutorial Problem - 01
- Tutorial Problem - 02
- Thermochemistry Part - 01
- Thermochemistry Part - 02
- Second Law of Thermodynamics
- Statements of the Second Law of Thermodynamics
- Carnot Cycle and Definition of Entropy
- Ideal Stirling Engine
- Gasoline Engine and Diesel Engine
- Carnot’ Cycle: The Most Efficient Engine
- Thermodynamic Temperature
- Definition of Entropy.
- Tutorial Problem 002
- Tutorial Problem - 04
- Tutorial Problem - 05
- Tutorial Problem - 06
- Tutorial Problem - 07
- Tutorial Problem - 08
- Statistical Formulation of the Second Law
- Probability
- Microstates and Distributions
- Permutation and Combination
- Two-Level Systems
- Most Probable Distribution
- Calculation with Multi-Level systems
- Calculation with Multi-Level systems with fixed energy - Part 01
- Calculation with Multi-Level systems with fixed energy - Part 02
- Calculation with Multi-Level systems with fixed energy - Part 03
- Bose-Einstein, Fermi-Dirac and Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution
- Most Probable Distribution is the Boltzmann Distribution
- Demonstration of Boltzmann Distribution
- Estimating Entropy for Various Processes
- Microscopic equivalent of Heat and Work
- Probability and Boltzmann Distribution
- Thermodynamic Observables: It is all in the Average
- Tutorial Problem - 09
- Tutorial Problem - 10
- Tutorial Problem - 11
- Tutorial Problem - 12
- Thermodynamic free energy
- Condition for Spontaneity
- Legendre Transformation of Thermodynamic Potentials
- Maxwell Relations and Applications
- Thermodynamic Relations using Jacobian Method - Part 01
- Thermodynamic Relations using Jacobian Method - Part 02
- Tutorial Problem - 13
- Tutorial Problem - 14
- Tutorial Problem - 15
- Tutorial Problem - 16
- Chemical Principle II - Overview and Road Ahead
- Live Session 20-02-2021