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LECTURE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 3rd EDITION ROBERT G. MORTIMER

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Since the combination can undergo only adiabatic<br />

processes,<br />

In order to focus on the system, we rewrite Eq. (3.2-<br />

24) in the form<br />

It is not necessary that dS be positive. However, if dS<br />

is negative, then dS surr must be positive and large<br />

enough that the sum dS + dS surr is not negative. Since<br />

we wish to focus our attention on the system, we<br />

make the simplest possible assumption about<br />

the surroundings. We assume that the heat capacity<br />

and thermal conductivity of the surroundings are so<br />

large that all processes in the surroundings can be<br />

considered to be reversible.<br />

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