Thermodynamics

Definition

thermodynamics / ' θɜ:mǝƱdaÇ'næmÇks/ n [sing v ] အပူအားႏွင့္ အျခားစြမ္းအင္မ်ား ဆက္စပ္ပံုကို ေလ့လာေသာ သိပၸံပညာရပ္။ thermodynamic adj

Examples

1. ‘The topics Brillouin wrote on were the kinetic theory of gases
2. viscosity
3. thermodynamics
4. melting conditions and electricity.’
5. ‘Beltrami also worked on optics
6. elasticity
7. electricity and magnetism.’
8. ‘Is the 3rd law of thermodynamics valid even for objects smaller than atoms?’
9. ‘The field of thermodynamics is concerned with all types of energy changes in physical systems.’
10. ‘Statistical thermodynamics can map out the energy distribution of the water molecules.’
11. ‘He now worked on thermodynamics
12. publishing three papers on applications to physical chemistry and thermoelectricity.’
13. ‘Only in the nineteenth century did the study of energy come of age
14. with the invention of the branch of physics known as thermodynamics.’
15. ‘Enquiries into the role of heat in these reactions led him to study chemical thermodynamics
16. and eventually to the famous Le Chatelier's principle.’
17. ‘In 1936
18. he was a visiting professor at Columbia University
19. where he taught a course on thermodynamics.’
20. ‘He taught thermodynamics and statistical mechanics in a very elegant fashion.’
21. ‘As we have noted Jeans worked on thermodynamics
22. heat and other aspects of radiation
23. publishing major works on these topics and on applications to astronomy.’
24. ‘In thermodynamics one divides any heat loss or gain by the temperature
25. and one obtains then a quantity that is called the change in entropy.’
26. ‘He started working in thermodynamics - calculating aircraft engine performance.’
27. ‘Most physicists probably learned about the laws of thermodynamics at high school
28. but few of us will have been told the whole story.’
29. ‘But then we'd have to get into what quantum thermodynamics means
30. and well
31. that's a battle for another day!’
32. ‘More than 100 texts have been written on chemical thermodynamics but a concise summary of the laws is hard to find.’
33. ‘He spends much of his book providing us with a brief history of energy and discussions about energy issues such as thermodynamics and electromagnetism.’
34. ‘In physics
35. this is the law of thermodynamics: that heat will always flow from hot to cold.’
36. ‘In particular
37. Hawking was gaining a renewed interest in a field called thermodynamics
38. developed by Lord Kelvin and others in the nineteenth century.’
39. ‘The results could also add a further twist to a field Einstein did not foresee - the thermodynamics of black holes.’