Titlebook: Atmospheric Thermodynamics; J. V. Iribarne,W. L. Godson Book 1973 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1973 thermodynamics

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The Second Principle of Thermodynamics,s process might actually occur at all. It is the second principle that faces this problem and provides at the same time a rigorous criterion to decide when a system is in a state of thermodynamic equilibrium.

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Water-Air Systems, structure of the system is implicit in them. Any of the four equivalent equations is a joint expression of the first and second principles, and therefore contains all that thermodynamics can say about closed systems, except as regards the third principle. Furthermore, while we deal with systems tha

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Aerological Diagrams,use is made of special thermodynamic diagrams, or .. The observational data to be represented are obtained from soundings, and consist of sets of values of temperature, pressure, and humidity (e.g., relative humidity).

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Vertical Stability,rmodynamic equilibrium; for instance, the vertical gradient of temperature will imply vertical heat conduction. In the real atmosphere heat will also be lost or gained by radiative processes. If vertical equilibrium is not prevalent, we should consider a third type of heat transport process: turbule

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Dimensions of Self-affine Sets: A Survey,use is made of special thermodynamic diagrams, or .. The observational data to be represented are obtained from soundings, and consist of sets of values of temperature, pressure, and humidity (e.g., relative humidity).