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978-3-662-01650-3Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2749-7his quantity is conserved in an isolated system. The second law introduces the concept of entropy as an extensive state quantity and states that this quantity increases in any natural process of an isolated system. Two fundamentally different forms of energy transfer across the boundaries of a syste

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2749-7 molecules. The properties of individual molecules as well as the intermolecular interactions between them are described by a particular theory, i.e. quantum mechanics. The transition from the molecular properties of a system to its thermodynamic functions is provided by another particular theory, i

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What’s So Special About Holograms?s of an ideal gas are thus point particles, which are, when belonging to the same chemical compound, indistinguishable. Such a model system cannot exist in reality. However, in the limit of very low density the molecules of real a gas are, on the average, so far apart from each other that the forces

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What’s So Special About Holograms?In the limit of very low density . all gases follow the law. where . is the pressure, . the volume, . the number of molecules or moles, respectively, . Boltzmanns’s constant, . the gas constant, . the thermodynamic temperature, and .= . the number density or molar density, respectively.