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... Equilibrium state is sometimes confused with steady state : a steady state does not change with time even though the system , rather than being isolated , is interacting with other systems . If a system is in an equilibrium state , a ...
... Equilibrium state is sometimes confused with steady state : a steady state does not change with time even though the system , rather than being isolated , is interacting with other systems . If a system is in an equilibrium state , a ...
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... equilibrium states and implies that the heat capacity at constant constraints must go to zero at zero temperature . It follows that a substance cannot be treated as a perfect gas at tempera- tures near zero , because for a perfect gas ...
... equilibrium states and implies that the heat capacity at constant constraints must go to zero at zero temperature . It follows that a substance cannot be treated as a perfect gas at tempera- tures near zero , because for a perfect gas ...
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... equilibrium hydrogen ( triple point of equilibrium hydrogen ) Equilibrium between the liquid and vapour phases of equilibrium hydrogen at a pressure of 33,330.6 newtons per square metre ( 25/76 standard atmosphere ) Equilibrium between ...
... equilibrium hydrogen ( triple point of equilibrium hydrogen ) Equilibrium between the liquid and vapour phases of equilibrium hydrogen at a pressure of 33,330.6 newtons per square metre ( 25/76 standard atmosphere ) Equilibrium between ...
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