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Fowler R.H. — Statistical thermodynamics: A version of statistical mechanics for students of physics and chemistry
Fowler R.H. — Statistical thermodynamics: A version of statistical mechanics for students of physics and chemistry



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Íàçâàíèå: Statistical thermodynamics: A version of statistical mechanics for students of physics and chemistry

Àâòîð: Fowler R.H.

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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1956

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 701

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 26.03.2008

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Absolute activity of electrons      458
Absolute activity of gases      170
Absolute activity, statistically defined      66
Absolute temperature scale      39
Absolute zero, extrapolation of thermodynamic functions to      192—194
Absolute zero, unattainability of      224 655
Accessibility      10—17
Accessibility, effect of symmetry type on      16
Accessibility, effect of uniform integrals on      11
Accessible states for localized systems      20
Accessible states, enumerated      19—22
Activated complex in bimolecular reactions      510 535
Activation energy for transport in imperfect crystals      549
Activation energy of unimolecular reactions      520
Activity coefficients in electrolytes      381—383
Activity coefficients in electrolytes from Debye’s approximation      399—401
Activity coefficients in electrolytes, compared with experiment      401—403
Activity coefficients, ionic, Guentelberg’s evaluation      407
Adhesion, free energy of, between liquid and vapour      445—448
Adsorption isotherm, atomic, for diatomic molecules      428
Adsorption isotherm, Langmuir’s      427
Adsorption isotherm, refined formula      441—443
Adsorption, Gibbs’ formula for      423 444
Alloys      see metallic alloys
Amagat unit of volume, defined      282
Antisymmetrical Eigen functions      16
Assemblies gaseous dissociating      158—160
Assemblies gaseous dissociating, thermodynamic functions for      160—162
Assemblies, classical behaviour of      8—10
Assemblies, defined      1
Assemblies, external reactions of      54
Assemblies, obeying Bose — Einstein’s statistics      45
Assemblies, obeying Fermi — Dirac statistics      47
Assemblies, Schroedinger’s equation for      5 sqq.
Assemblies, stationary states of      4—7
Associated ion pairs, defined      411
Assumptions, fundamental, of statistical mechanics      3 7 18
Atomic constitution of matter      3
Averages, relevance of      2
Averaging, rules for      7
Avogadro’s law      71
Avogadro’s law, Perrin’s determination of      77
Avogadro’s number      69
Bands of electron states in crystals      466
Bands of electron states in metals      469—471
Barclay and Butler, Trouton’s rule      335
Beattie and Bridgman equation of state      276
Beattie, table of Debye’s function      144
Bernal classification of liquids      320
Bernal structure of water      380
Berthelot equation of state      274
Bethe’s method for order-disorder      589—595
Bethe’s method, equivalent of quasi-chemical method      595—598
Bimolecular reactions in solutions      530—536
Bimolecular reactions, activated complex in      510
Bimolecular reactions, activation energy for rate of      504
Bimolecular reactions, associated complex in      510
Bimolecular reactions, empirical form for rate of      504
Bimolecular reactions, kinetic salt effects on      536—540
Bimolecular reactions, refined theory of rate of      509—512
Bimolecular reactions, refined theory of rate of, applied      514—517
Bimolecular reactions, second order      501—505
Bimolecular reactions, simple and refined theories of, compared      512—514
Bimolecular reactions, simple collision theory of      505—509
Bimolecular reactions, temperature coefficient of rate of      503
Binary mixtures, second virial coefficient for      296—300
Bjerrum relation between osmotic and activity coefficients      382
Bjerrum theory of ionic association      409—412
Blackman heat capacity of crystals      126 131
Bohr’s correspondence principle      9
Boltzmann’s constant      68
Boltzmann’s constant distribution law      77
Boltzmann’s constant hypothesis      65
Boltzmann’s constant integro-differential equation      519
Born and Fuchs equation of state      301
Born and Goeppert-Mayer atomic theory of crystals      126
Born atomic theory of crystals      126
Born exposition of thermodynamics      38 56
Bose — Einstein statistics      45 49 159
Bose — Einstein statistics, obeyed by $H_2$, He      125
Boyle point, defined      281
Boyle’s law      71
Bragg and Williams approximation for order      570—574
Brillouin’s functions      630 676
Broensted and la Ìåã diameter of ions      403
Broensted kinetic salt effects      536—540
Buckingham intermolecular energies      279
Caratheodory principles of thermodynamics      56
Carnot’s theorem      57
Cauchy’s theorem, use of      34 48
Chang’s combinatory formula      696—698
Charles’ law      71
Chemical constants      171
Chemical constants in practical unite      197
Chemical constants of isotopic mixtures      174
Chemical equilibria      156 sqq.
Chemical equilibria in imperfect gases      271
Chemical kinetics      489 sqq.
Christiansen unimolecular reactions      519
Classical statistics      50—52
Clusius and Bartholeme heat capacity of HD, $D_2$      93
Clusius and Bartholeme, and others vapour pressure data      200
Cluster of molecules, defined      305
Cluster of molecules, irreducible, defined      306
Cockcroft condensation temperatures on solids      436
Collisions in gas, classification of      491—494
Collisions in gas, number of energetic      494
Collisions in gas, number of head on energetic      494
Collisions in gas, number of, with internal energy      497—499
Collisions in solution, number of      531—534
Collisions in solution, number of energetic      533
Complexions, defined      10
Complexions, enumerated      29
Compressed gases, critical point for      345
Compressed gases, refined model for      336—350
Compressibility, effect of, on thermodynamic functions for electrolytes      398
Condensation, critical temperature of, on solid      435—437
Condensation, general theory of      301 sqq.
Condensation, theoretical point of, for vapour      311
Contact potential difference      486—488
Continuum, elastic, normal modes qf      127
Continuum, partition function for      129
Cooling by adiabatic demagnetization      653—655
Cooperative assemblies, defined      245
Correspondence principle      9
Corresponding states for heat capacities of crystals      145
Corresponding states of liquid and compressed gas      342—345
Crack field      640 671
Critical temperature for compressed gas      302 345
Critical temperature of condensation on solid      435—437
Critical temperature, customary theory of      314—318
Critical temperature, derived from $\Omega$      303
Critical temperature, nature of isotherms near      311 316
Critical temperature, surface tension near      450
Crystal-vapour equilibrium      175—177 179—181
Crystal-vapour equilibrium with inert gas      177
Crystalline field, asymmetry of      628
Crystalline field, effect on entropy of      656—658
Crystalline field, effect on paramagnetic susceptibility of      626—629
Crystalline field, Jahn and Teller’s theorem on      628
Crystalline field, Kramers’ theorem on      627
Crystals $Cu_3Au$, comparison of theory and experiment for      604 606
Crystals bands of electron states in      466
Crystals, distribution laws in      135
Crystals, equation of state of      149
Crystals, heat capacities of      141—149
Crystals, heat capacities of, for molecular, $T^3$-law      153
Crystals, heat capacity of, from elastic constants      148
Crystals, heat capacity, law of corresponding states for      145
Crystals, molecular, thermodynamic functions for      150—154
Crystals, normal model of, Debye’s approximation for      133
Crystals, normal model of, Einstein’s approximation for      131
Crystals, partition function of, Debye’s approximation      133
Crystals, perfect      126 sqq.
Crystals, perfect mixed, partition function for      154
Crystals, perfect mixed, thermodynamic functions for      137—140 184
Crystals, reactions between, transition points of      198
Crystals, solutions of impurities in      552
Crystals, vapour pressure of      see vapour pressure
Curie temperature for ferromagnetism      677
Curie temperature for order      573
Curie temperature for order, variation with composition      589
Curie’s law for paramagnetic susceptibility      619 626 629
Dalton’s law      71
Deactivation rate, importance of      520
Debye approximation for normal modes of crystals      133
Debye electrolytes, theory of      see electrolytes
Debye heat capacity of crystals      126
Debye second virial coefficient for polar molecules      294—296
Degenerate systems      50
Degrees of freedom, classical      78
Degrees of freedom, electronic      79
Degrees of freedom, unexcited      79
Delbrueck and Moliere grand partition functions      232
Demagnetization, cooling by adiabatic      653—655
Demagnetizing coefficient      671
Dennison heat capacity of $H_2$      91
Desorption, energy of      444
Devonshire mobile monolayers      425
Diamagnetic susceptibility of electron gas      668—670
Diamagnetic susceptibility, atomic      613—615
Diamagnetic susceptibility, defined      610
Diamagnetic susceptibility, eliminated from paramagnetic      616
Diatomic molecules, dissociation of      165—169
Diatomic molecules, heat capacity of      see heat capacity
Dielectric constant in theory of electrolytes      394—396
Dielectric constant of imperfect gases      650
Dielectric constant of liquids      643—650
Dielectric constant of liquids, Debye’s formula for      644—646
Dielectric constant of liquids, Onsager’s and Debye’s, compared      648
Dielectric constant of liquids, Onsager’s and van Vleck’s, compared      649
Dielectric constant of liquids, Onsager’s formula for      646—649
Dielectric constant of water      405
Dieterici equation of state      275
Dilute solutions      370—374
Dilute solutions, heat of dilution of      374
Dilute solutions, homogeneous chemical equilibria in      375
Dipole moments      639 (see also electric susceptibility)
Dispersion energy      277
Dissociation of diatomic molecules      165—169
Dissociation of isotopic diatomic molecules      167—169
Dissociative equilibrium in electrolytes      377—379
Dissociative equilibrium, constant of      173
Dissociative equilibrium, simple examples      158
Distribution laws Fermi — Dirac for electron gas      454—461
Distribution laws for electron velocities      459—461
Distribution laws in crystals      135
Distribution laws in imperfect gases      259—261
du Bridge photoelectric effect      483
Dulong and Petit’s law      142
Ehrenfest and Oppenheimer accessible states      20
Ehrenfest and Trkal dissociation theory      156 162
Ehrenfest and Trkal symmetry numbers, classical      87
Ehrenfest meaning of adiabatisch-reversibel      255
Eigen functions, antisymmetrical      16
Eigen functions, defined      4
Eigen functions, symmetrical      16
Einstein heat capacity of crystals      126
Einstein normal modes of crystals      131
Elastic constants, heat capacity of crystals from      148
Electric field inside matter      640
Electric susceptibility      608 sqq.
Electric susceptibility for independent systems      633—639
Electric susceptibility for independent systems effects due only to non-rotating systems      636—638
Electric susceptibility for independent systems experimental values      638
Electric susceptibility for independent systems, Debye’s formula for      634
Electric susceptibility for independent systems, quantal theory of, for rigid rotator      635
Electric susceptibility, atomic, defined      613
Electrolytes      377 sqq.
Electrolytes anomalies of strong      381—383
Electrolytes Boltzmann’s formula, use of, in      388
Electrolytes dissociation, degree of, in      377—379
Electrolytes dissociation, hydration effects on      379
Electrolytes Poisson’s equation, use of, in      385—387
Electrolytes, activity coefficients in      381—383
Electrolytes, Debye’s theory of      385 sqq.
Electrolytes, Debye’s theory of, critique of      405—409
Electrolytes, Debye’s theory of, dependence on dielectric constant of      394—396
Electrolytes, Debye’s theory of, self-consistency of      391
Electrolytes, heat of dilution in      403—405
Electrolytes, osmotic coefficients in      381—383 (see osmotic)
Electrolytes, partition functions for      see partition function for electrolytes
Electronic heat capacity for $0_2$ at high temperatures      104—106
Electronic heat capacity for NO at low temperatures      104
Electronic heat capacity in diatomic gases      102—106
Electrons in metals, heat capacity of      472—475
Electrons in metals, thermodynamic functions for      472
Electrons rate of evaporation of      477
Electrons, absolute activity of      458
Electrons, atmosphere of, elementary theory of      475
Electrons, degrees of freedom of, partition function for      79
Electrons, free, in metals, defined      465—469
Electrons, gas of, diamagnetic susceptibility of      668—670
Electrons, gas of, formulae for, adapted to metals      463—465
Electrons, gas of, paramagnetic susceptibility of      667
Electrons, gas of, statistics of      453—461
Electrons, gas of, thermodynamic functions for      461—463
Electrons, transmission coefficient of, across barriers      478
Electrons, vapour pressure constant of      476
Encounters in solutions, defined      534
Energy of activation      see activation energy
Energy of vibrations, distribution of      495—497
Energy, equipartition of      121—124
Entropy of evaporation at boiling point      334
Entropy of liquids, glasses and solutions      217—219
Entropy of melting      329
Entropy of mixing      163
Entropy of paramagnetic salts      652
Entropy, absolute      191
Entropy, calorimetric and spectroscopic, compared      210—215
Entropy, calorimetric, defined      196
entropy, defined      57
Entropy, effect of crystalline field on      656—658
Entropy, effect of magnetic interactions on      658—660
Entropy, general form of, below 1° K.      661
Entropy, molecular, of gas and crystal      189—191
Entropy, spectroscopic (spins omitted), defined      196
Equation of state of crystals      149
Equation of state of imperfect gases, empirical      273—276
Equation of state of perfect gases      71
Equation of state, reduced      316
Equilibrium between vapour and crystal      175—177
Equilibrium for heterogeneous reactions      183
Equilibrium for order—disorder      567 sqq.
Equilibrium ortho—para separations, effect of, on      187
Equilibrium phase, condition for      64
Equilibrium theory, applicability of, to reaction rates      517—519
Equilibrium, chemical      156 sqq.
Equilibrium, chemical, general      164
Equilibrium, equivalence of thermodynamic and statistical laws for      62—65
Equilibrium, homogeneous gaseous in external fields      229
Equilibrium, homogeneous gaseous, comparison of theory and experiment      215—217
Equilibrium, thermodynamic form of laws of      65—67
Equipartition of energy      121—124
Eucken heat capacity of diatomic gases      101 104
Eucken vapour pressure constants      204 216
Eulerian angles      106
Evaporation, entropy of, at boiling point      334
Exclusion principle      17
External fields, classical hamiltonian for systems in      608—610
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