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Comment on Cimmelli, V.A. Interpretation of Second Law of Thermodynamics in Extended Procedures for the Exploitation of the Entropy Inequality: Korteweg Fluids and Strain-Gradient Elasticity as Examples. <i>Entropy</i> 2024, <i>26</i>, 293. [PDF]
Entropy (Basel)Paolucci S.
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Screening Electrocatalysts at the Level of Kinetic Barriers under Realistic Potential and Solvation. [PDF]
JACS AuJin C, Zhao X.
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Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Two-Dimensional H<sub>2</sub> Gas on Ag(111) Studied by Tip-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy. [PDF]
Nano LettLiu S +5 more
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Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 1977 info:eu-repo/semantics ...
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Hospital Practice, 1988
Abstract Richard Milhous Nixon is not my favorite U.S. President, nor is he my least favorite. He did play a major role in determining my career, however, and I think that the time has come to acknowledge his contribution. I was about to say, “to give the devil his due,” but that would be a more judgmental statement than I wish to ...
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Abstract Richard Milhous Nixon is not my favorite U.S. President, nor is he my least favorite. He did play a major role in determining my career, however, and I think that the time has come to acknowledge his contribution. I was about to say, “to give the devil his due,” but that would be a more judgmental statement than I wish to ...
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Thermodynamics on the Nanoscale
The Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 2005Classical thermodynamics is applied to the melting of nanometer-sized Sn particles with radii in the range 5-50 nm. Such particles display a depression of both the melting point and the latent heat of fusion depending on the particle size. The size dependence can be explained with the formation of a structurally perturbed layer at the particle surface.
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The American Mathematical Monthly, 1933
(1933). Thermodynamics—An Exposition. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 40, No. 10P1, pp. 580-592.
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(1933). Thermodynamics—An Exposition. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 40, No. 10P1, pp. 580-592.
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Physical Review D, 1992
Inflationary models that depend on a temperature-dependent phase change require a homogeneous thermal state as an initial condition. In this paper we estimate the average total number of interactions per particle obtained with various models and thereby determine self-consistently whether a thermal state is likely.
, Collins, , Langbein
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Inflationary models that depend on a temperature-dependent phase change require a homogeneous thermal state as an initial condition. In this paper we estimate the average total number of interactions per particle obtained with various models and thereby determine self-consistently whether a thermal state is likely.
, Collins, , Langbein
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From irreversible thermodynamics to network thermodynamics
The Journal of Membrane Biology, 1972Whenever the subject of the thermodynamics of irreversible processes TIP is brought up among biologists, there seems to be a very polarized reaction: some have found it a useful tool, others reject it utterly, and for some reason which I do not understand, even fervently.
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