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Explore the fundamental principles of thermodynamics as applied to materials science in this comprehensive 56-minute lecture covering unary and binary systems. Begin with an examination of state properties at 0 K and understand how these properties change with temperature variations. Delve into the critical concept of lattice stability and distinguish between reference states and standard states in thermodynamic analysis. Progress to binary systems where you'll analyze the changes in state properties during mixing processes, focusing specifically on internal energy and enthalpy changes. Master the quasi-chemical theory and learn to work with interaction parameters that govern material behavior. Conclude by understanding the distinctions between ideal and non-ideal mixing scenarios and their practical implications in materials engineering and design.
Syllabus
Thermodynamics of Materials 1: Lattice stability | Enthalpy of mixing
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NPTEL-NOC IITM