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LECTURE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 3rd EDITION ROBERT G. MORTIMER

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When we sum over all the cycles inside the heavy line<br />

the inside "lines" of the cycles (for example the blue<br />

filled Carnot cycle in the center) will cancel because<br />

each inside line is traversed once clockwise and once<br />

counterclockwise. Therefore, only the outside lines (the<br />

heavy lines) remain. If we index the (small) cycles<br />

making up the complete cycle, by an index, k, where k<br />

ranges over all the cells inside the heavy line, this<br />

gives,<br />

And<br />

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The equal sign holds when the entire path is reversibly,<br />

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