Objectives: Understanding and use of:

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• Objectives Understanding and use of
• first and second laws of thermodynamics
• terminology system, properties, processes,,
• reversibility and equilibrium,
• phases, components phase rule
• open and closed systems
• heat engines and power cycles
• solution thermodynamics (nonideality)
• construction of phase diagrams
• chemical thermodynamics

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• Prerequisite knowledge and/or skills
• Mathematics,
• - partial derivatives
• - numerical solution of algebraic equations
• Lower-division thermodynamics
• - freshman chemistry
• - sophomore physics
• Engineering Materials (E45) desirable but not
  required

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• Outcomes be able to
• analyze processes isothermal, isobaric,
  isentropic, cyclic
• Analyze steam power cycles for electricity
  production
• Use equations of state for nonideal gases and
  solids
• Apply equilibrium criteria to
• - isolated systems
• - chemical/materials systems
• - biological systems
• Relate thermodynamic properties via partial
  derivatives,
• Construct phase diagrams from free energy vs
  composition curves
• Deal with homogeneous and heterogeneous systems

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Organization Chap. 1 - Concepts and definitions
Chap. 2 - Equations of state the steam tables
Chap. 3 - Applications of the First and Second
laws to processes in closed systems Chap. 4
- Heat engines, power cycles, open (flow) systems
Chap. 5 - Phase equilibrium in one - component
systems Chap. 6 Mathematics of thermodynamics
Chap. 7 Nonideal mixtures and solutions Chap.
8 - Binary phase equilibrium phase diagrams
Chap. 9 - Chemical thermodynamics Chap. 10 -
Electrochemistry Chap. 11 - Biothermodynamics
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Lecture MWF 11-12, 3108 Etcheverry Podcast
webcast.Berkeley.edu/courses Wednesday, 4 - 5
Lecture by instructor or discussion/problem
review by TA Instructor D. R. Olander, 4169
Etcheverrye-mail fuelpr_at_socrates.berkeley.eduOf
fice hours MWF 12-1 in 4101 or 4169 Etcheverry
GSI READERS
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open book - tentative dates 9/28 and 11/7

• TEXT
• General Thermodynamics" by D. Olander, Taylor
  Francis (2007)
• - Problems are at the end of each chapter
• for sale for at the ASUC store sometime in
  October.
• first five chapters of the book are on this site
  

Price
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General Course Information

• Solutions to homework problems and exams on this
  website.
• Announcements and problem assignments will be
  emailed to you
• studying for an exam do some of the problems
  that were not assigned as homework
• solutions to individual problems by emailing the
  problem numbers to the instructor.
• Do not request solutions to all problems in a
  chapter.
• Deposit homework in lockbox on table, 4th floor
  Etcheverry by 5pm on due date - Pick up graded
  homework and exams in adjacent boxes

• Room 4101 Etcheverry will be available from
  12-1 on MWF for small-group discussions of
  course material or homework problems.

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• Powerpoint slides of lectures are on this site
• paper copies of the slides will be distributed
  in class at the first lecture of each chapter.
• Access to course website
• http//www.nuc.berkeley.edu/courses/classes/E-115
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