PART I.

PART I.

FUNDAMENTAL FACTS AND DEFINITIONS.

I. Temperature

II. Molecular Weight

III. Quantity of Heat

PART II.

THE FIRST FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE OF THERMODYNAMICS.

I. General Exposition

II. Applications to Homogeneous Systems

III. Applications to Non-Homogeneous Systems

PART III.

THE SECOND FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE OF THERMODYNAMICS

I. Introduction

II. Proof

III. General Deductions

PART IV.

APPLICATIONS TO SPECIAL STATES OF EQUILIBRIUM.

I. Homogeneous Systems

II. System in Different States of Aggregation

III. System of any Number of Independent Constituents

IV. Gaseous System

V. Dilute Solutions

Catalogue of the Author's Papers on Thermodynamics

Index