Screen LibraryThermal analysis and thermodynamic properties of solids /
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Elsevier,
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| Publisher Address: | Amsterdam : |
| Publication Dates: | [2021] |
| Literature type: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Edition: | Second edition. |
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| Carrier Form: | li, 592 pages : illustrations (black and white, and colour) ; 23 cm |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 513-584) and index. |
| ISBN: |
9780323855372 0323855377 |
| Index Number: | QC176 |
| CLC: | O482 |
| Call Number: | O482/S494/2nd ed. |
| Contents: |
Front cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Dedication -- Acknowledgment -- About the Author -- Forward -- Introduction: Anniversary of the half century development and formation of a new field of thermal analysis -- Historical prologue -- Eastern stream of thermoanalytical progression and the foundation of Journal of Thermal Analysis -- The Western course of thermal analysis advancement and foundation of Thermochimica Acta -- Word in Conclusion -- Glossary of terms, definitions and symbols Chapter 1 Thermophysical examinations, experimental set-ups, sample and temperature control -- 1.1 Exploring the environment and scale dimensions -- 1.2 Thermal measurements, modes of assessment and thermal methods grouping -- 1.3 Temperature control -- 1.4 Characterisation of experimental curves -- 1.5 Comments on the thermoanalytical sample -- 1.6 Particularities of further temperature modulation -- Chapter 2 Understanding of temperature, heat, gradients and related thermodynamics -- 2.1 A historical look at the development of the temperature concept 2.2 What is temperature, its scope and how to specify its thermodynamic description: concept of tempericity -- 2.3 Varying temperature depending on the measurement procedure used and the related new view of the phase diagram kinetics -- 2.4 Heat transfer, Newton cooling law and sample heat inertia -- 2.5 Thermal inertia values calculated for temperature measurement -- 2.6 Illustrative approach to temperature fields developed inside an inert infinite cylinder -- 2.7 Response differential curves for temperature sensor location in temperature gradients 2.8 Discussion on temperature and its physical and operational use -- 2.9Appendix: A generalised view on temperature from the cosmic macro-dimension to the quantum micro-world -- Chapter 3 Phenomenological approach to the caloric theory of heat: An alternative thermodynamics -- 3.1 Fire as a manufacturing tool and its non-matter disposition as caloric -- 3.2 Classical thermodynamics subsist in a phenomenological theory -- 3.3 Heat alike entropy: introduction of caloric theory -- 3.4 Constitutive relations and fundamental laws of thermodynamics within caloric theory 3.5 Resolution and determination of caloric -- 3.6 Efficiency of heat engines, dynamic and caloric theory -- Chapter 4 Textbook thermodynamics as thermostatics -- 4.1 Introduction to basic logic of textbook thermodynamics -- 4.2 Force field and measurable deformations -- 4.3 Principles of thermodynamic alternation reaching measurable quantities -- 4.4 Chemical reactions -- 4.5 Heterogeneous systems and the effect of surface energy -- 4.6 Equilibria and impact of Clapeyron equations -- 4.7 Ideal and real solid solutions, phase diagrams |