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The Four Laws That Do Not Drive The Universe

By: Ben, Arieh.

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TextPublisher: New Jersey world Scientific 2018Description: xvii, 180p.ISBN: 9789813223486.DDC classification: 536.7 Summary: This book provides a clear presentation of the central concepts in thermodynamics -- probability, entropy, Helmholtz energy and Gibbs energy. It presents the concepts of entropy, free energy and various formulations of the Second Law in a friendly, simple language. The book focuses on the Four Laws of Thermodynamics, offering views opposed to those in Peter Atkins' "Four Laws That Drive the Universe."

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This book provides a clear presentation of the central concepts in thermodynamics -- probability, entropy, Helmholtz energy and Gibbs energy. It presents the concepts of entropy, free energy and various formulations of the Second Law in a friendly, simple language. The book focuses on the Four Laws of Thermodynamics, offering views opposed to those in Peter Atkins' "Four Laws That Drive the Universe."

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