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100			_aCastellan, Gilbert W. _eAuthor _9726
245		0	_aPhysical chemistry
250			_a3rd ed.
260			_aNew Delhi: _bNarosa Publishing House, _c2004.
300			_axxix,1017p.;24cms.
500			_aPhysical chemistry is the quantitative study of the physical properties of matter, including their transformations. The properties of macroscopic matter at equilibrium (such as the relationships among temperature, pressure, and volume in gases; heat capacity of solids; solubility of saturated solutions; melting and boiling temperatures; and behavior of electrolyte solutions, to name a few) are historically among the earlier interests of physical chemistry. All of the examples mentioned just above belong to the subject of thermodynamics, a remarkable science which unified a wide variety of empirical laws under the broader concepts of energy and entropy.
650			_aPhysical chemistry _xChemistry and theoretical _9727
650			_aPhysical chemistry _xPhysical and theoretical _9728
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