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The objective of this course is to provide comprehensive enlightenment of basic concepts of thermodynamics. Any person who is pursuing mechanical engineering, aspiring to write IES examination or Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE), and also those who have opted mechanical as an optional subject in civil service examinations, this course will benefit them. This course starts with an overview, which covers all the topics which will be taught in this course. This is followed by a lesson which will provide the basic definition of thermodynamics, i.e. it imparts how you can convert disorganized energy (heat) into organized (work) with clear illustrations. The next lesson of this course will allow you to grasp elaborated info on systems and its properties. You will acquire acquaintance on the topics like the open, closed and isolated systems with examples. The next lesson after this will allow you to learn the properties of intensive and extensive systems. This unit also spots on crucial facts and concept of the state of the system. The lesson after this is followed by the unit which deals all about pure substances and how you can analyze to find the pure substances. Further, the course will help you gain understanding about the reversible and irreversible process. The final lesson will have questions and answers with explanation. This unit will help you revise and recall all the units which were completed in this course so far.

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A quick overview about Understanding the basics of thermodynamics will be presented here. This lesson talks about for whom all it will be beneficial and what someone would achieve after watching these lessons. Here you will cognize about all the topics which will be covered in this course.

Overview Of The Course: Understanding The Basics Of Thermodynamics

This lesson provides a brief introduction with an elaborative meaning of Thermodynamics. Thereby understand why heat is disorganised form and why work is organised form with the help of an example. The educator also elaborates over the facts associated with how the space inside the refrigerator will cool. 

What Is Thermodynamics?

This lesson will allow you to comprehend about system, properties, energy transfer and its effects on properties. As the lesson progress, one will get to know the elaborated information on system, surroundings and system boundary with proper illustrations. Also, learn about the various types of systems: closed, open and isolated systems with examples.

Understand System And Surroundings

In this lesson you can grasp knowledge on properties of the system and how property can be classified as Intensive or Extensive property. Simple formulae on how you can find whether the property is intensive or extensive, have been shown. Further educator enlightens the concept of the state of a system and facts of properties which are vital to know can be found here.

Learn The Properties Of System

In this lesson, you can grasp complete knowledge about pure substance under the concept of thermodynamics. Know all conditions which will help you in deciding whether the substance is a pure substance or not. Many illustrations based on chemical composition and chemical bonding have been used which will improve your skills to identify pure substances.

Overview Of Pure Substance

The concept presented by the educator here is the reversible and irreversible process. For your better understanding definition of the reversible process has been illustrated by keeping the system and surrounding into consideration. Quasi-static process and thermodynamic cycle are the other concepts which have been detailed in this lesson.

Learn The Reversible And Irreversible Process

This lesson has questions which will help you recall and revise all the concepts covered under this course. Educator will solve each question by conveying on what basis he is resolving the question. He also educates on how to approach the questions related to thermodynamics.

Objective Questions Related To Thermodynamics' Concepts

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Shreyas A

This course briefly describes concepts such as 'Ideal Gases and Mixtures of Ideal Gases' and 'Real Gases' pertaining to the GATE syllabus of 'Mechanical Engineering' for the subject Thermodynamics.

Part 4: Thermodynamics - GATE (Mechanical)

In this course, the educator will discuss the various aspects of Thermodynamics such as the fundamental definitions, concepts, work and heat for 
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(Hindi) Thermodynamics for GATE (Mechanical)

In this course we deal with aspects of Thermodynamics, continuing from the course Thermodynamics-I

(Hindi) Thermodynamics-II - GATE (Mechanical)

This course briefly describes various concepts like 'Availability and Irreversibility' and 'Pure Substances' pertaining to the GATE syllabus of Mechanical Engineering for the subject Thermodynamics.

Thermodynamics III - GATE (Mechanical)

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Out of the four laws of thermodynamics, this second law is highly importance because it connects our engineering theoretical studies with practical world.

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