Conservation of extensities. Second principle
Applied Thermodynamics Second Law. Entropy
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Conservation of extensities. Second principle
Applied Thermodynamics Second Law. Entropy

Author : André LALLEMAND

Publication date: January 10, 2016, Review date: May 28, 2021 | Lire en français

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3. Conservation of extensities. Second principle

3.1 Evolution of variables (other than T and S ) during the combination of two systems

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3.1.1 Intensive variables

If we link two systems, all of whose points have the same intensive variable or voltage, no macroscopic phenomena occur (in particular, there is no transfer of energy from one to the other). The final tension of the system is the same as the initial tension of each of the two separate systems.

If the systems studied are not of equal voltage, the final voltage of the common system...

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