(_10)+The+Kinetic+Theory+of+Gases+and+Thermodynamics

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 * __Diagrams about the 1st Law of Thermodynamics...and other interesting thermo stuff.__**

When you add heat, the molecules move faster!


 * Figure 2.2:** The change in energy of a system relates the heat added to the work done

**Figure 1.11:** Work in  - coordinates||  [Work depends on path]  ||

**Figure 1.12:** Simple processes|| || Along Path a:  Along Path b:  || ||


 * Figure 1.13:**Quasi-static, isothermal expansion of an ideal gas|| [[image:http://web.mit.edu/16.unified/www/FALL/thermodynamics/notes/fig2Isotherm_web.jpg width="130" height="128" align="BOTTOM" caption="Image fig2Isotherm_web"]] ||

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 * Figure 1.6:** Equilibrium|| [[image:http://web.mit.edu/16.unified/www/FALL/thermodynamics/notes/fig0EquilibriumMechanical_web.jpg width="248" height="128" align="BOTTOM" caption="Image fig0EquilibriumMechanical_web"]]

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=Cool Stuff=

[] This is the legendary refrigerator quiz. " According to Andersen consulting worldwide, around 90% of the professionals they tested got all of the questions wrong. But many pre-school children got several correct answers." What does this mean? Take it and find out!

[] Explains about refrigeration. Starts of with " Imagine some creature that is able to live happily in an oven at 400 degrees Fahrenheit....". Also fun fact about butane lighters which you will have to go see for yourself

[] The Big Bang violates the first law of thermodynamics. Enough said.

[] Has very little to do with thermodynamics but an amazing physics trick.

[] Shows an experiment that proves that as temperature goes up, molecules travel faster.

[] -- Outlines the entire chapter in a very easy, understandable way. It includes equations, applications, and step-by-step instructions.

[] - Again, just another brief chapter outline according to a physics website.

[] - A very down to earth, real life application of gas laws. An experiment relating pressure, volume, and temperature.

Natland Note (3/9/10): There needs to be more added here. Nate is the only person who has put up a significant amount. Rony, you have put up a few sites, but I am looking for my useful sites that have good physics. Too many of the link are either purely a joke or are amateur physics.


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