5. Chemical energy

5.1 Definition

The chemical exergy of a system is defined as the exergy of this system when it is in a state of mechanical and thermal equilibrium (constrained state of equilibrium, see § 1.1 ) with the surrounding medium ( $N_{i} = N_{i 0} \neq N_{i}^{0}$ ...

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