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    This document discusses thermodynamic systems and constraints. It provides examples of initial states with different restrictions, such as being restricted to heat, volume, or energy. It also discusses removing restrictions to allow parameters like volume, heat, or particles to change, making the system less restrictive. The final example discusses removing restrictions from a system by allowing the piston to move or be porous to particles or heat, so that volume, heat, and other parameters can all change and the order of operations is unimportant.

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    Lecture 4 in Thermodynamics

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    This document discusses thermodynamic systems and constraints. It provides examples of initial states with different restrictions, such as being restricted to heat, volume, or energy. It also discusses removing restrictions to allow parameters like volume, heat, or particles to change, making the system less restrictive. The final example discusses removing restrictions from a system by allowing the piston to move or be porous to particles or heat, so that volume, heat, and other parameters can all change and the order of operations is unimportant.

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    Whiteboard #4

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    This document discusses thermodynamic systems and constraints. It provides examples of initial states with different restrictions, such as being restricted to heat, volume, or energy. It also discusses removing restrictions to allow parameters like volume, heat, or particles to change, making the system less restrictive. The final example discusses removing restrictions from a system by allowing the piston to move or be porous to particles or heat, so that volume, heat, and other parameters can all change and the order of operations is unimportant.

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