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On the Thermodynamics of Strongly Degenerate Two‐Component Plasmas
physica status solidi (b), 1986AbstractA generalisation of Gell‐Mann‐Brueckner's formula is derived for two‐component systems of charged particles with any mass ratio and multi‐valley degeneracy. Higher order rs‐contribution are determined in the random phase approximation. Numerical values are given especially for hydrogen plasmas and for optically excited electron—hole plasmas in ...
Rother, Tom, Kraeft, W.D.
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Self-Association of Plant Wax Components: A Thermodynamic Analysis
Biomacromolecules, 2001Excess specific heat, C(p)()(E), of binary mixtures of selected components of plant cuticular waxes has been determined. This thermodynamic parameter gives an explanation of the special molecular arrangement in crystalline and amorphous zones of plant waxes.
C G, Casado, A, Heredia
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The Thermodynamics of One-Component and Two-Component Elastic Systems
Textile Research Journal, 1950The thermodynamic analysis of stress in one-component, one-phase elastic systems is reviewed, and it is suggested that the stress be evaluated in terms of entropy and enthalpy contributions. The analysis is then extended to two-component, two-phase systems, and the necessary equations are derived.
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Impure Systems and Ecological Models (II): Components and Thermodynamics
Foundations of Science, 2018zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Nescolarde-Selva, Josué Antonio +2 more
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A Thermodynamic Theory of Two-Component Systems
Publications of the Astronomical Society of Japan, 1995Abstract A thermodynamic theory for an isolated system in a cavity consisting of two subsystems with intrinsic heat capacities of opposite sign has been developed. The usual heat capacity at constant volume CV given as a linear sum of two subsystems’ heat capacities, expresses the concavity of the equilibrium entropy of the system, but ...
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Thermodynamic Determination of Power Loss in Hydraulic Components
Journal of Fluids Engineering, 1973The theory of a method, based on thermodynamics, for determining the power loss in hydraulic components is described. An experimental investigation of the method has been carried out on a hydrostatic pump with encouraging results. The major advantages of the method are that the measurements are simple and that no knowledge of the rate of flow or the ...
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Thermodynamics of a Multi-Component Crack Model
2002A study on the thermodynamic properties of a multi-component constitutive model framework for cracks in cementitious composites is presented. A summary of the model framework is described and then a general expression given for the dissipation rate based on the Clausius-Duhem inequality.
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Thermodynamic activity of alloy components
Metal Science and Heat Treatment, 1975A. A. Zhukov, M. A. Krishtal
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