Topic: Thermodynamic Relations | Thermodynamics - Video Lectures

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  Quick Review of Theory and Solving Representative Problems on Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics covering the undergraduate chemical engineering syllabus, and latest GATE-exam syllabus: Basic Concepts, PVT Behavior of Pure Components, First Law, Second Law, Thermodynamic Relations, Flow Processes, Multicomponent Thermodynamics, Phase Equilibria, Reaction Equilibria.
  
  Objective Type Questions and Problems with Detailed Solutions (120 nos.) - Video Lectures with Handwritten-Transcripts
  
  Topic-wise Interactive Self-Assessment Quizzes
  
  Questions from Past GATE Exams CH, XE, ME streams, and Standard Textbooks such as Smith & Vanness, Kyle etc.
  
  Videos: 19 hours of recorded lectures - 5 hours of Theory; 14 hours of Problem Solving
  
  This course is part of Chemical Engineering Video Lectures Bundle.
  
  Price of this course in Indian Rupees: 1,400 (6-months access from the date of purchase)
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Thermodynamic Relations
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  CheckList - Thermodynamic Relations
  
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- Select activity Slope of Mollier Diagram
  
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Thermodynamic Relations