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Parker J. CHAPTER VI . APPLICATIONS OF THE THERMODYNAMIC POTENTIAL PAGES 344-378 NOTE A NOTE B APPENDIX . 379-381 382-391 393-408 ELEMENTARY THERMODYNAMICS . CHAPTER I. THE CONSERVATION OF ENERGY . viii CONTENTS .
Parker J. CHAPTER VI . APPLICATIONS OF THE THERMODYNAMIC POTENTIAL PAGES 344-378 NOTE A NOTE B APPENDIX . 379-381 382-391 393-408 ELEMENTARY THERMODYNAMICS . CHAPTER I. THE CONSERVATION OF ENERGY . viii CONTENTS .
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Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
CHAPTER II | 81 |
CHAPTER III | 104 |
CHAPTER IV | 237 |
CHAPTER V | 325 |
NOTE A 379381 | 379 |
APPENDIX 393408 | 393 |
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