The document provides a chronological overview of the development of thermodynamics from pre-thermodynamics concepts in the late 18th century to modern chemical thermodynamics. It lists over 30 key publications in thermodynamics ranging from Sadi Carnot's work in 1824 on the motive power of fire to modern references on chemical thermodynamics from the early 2000s. The publications are grouped into categories including classical thermodynamics, general thermodynamics, and chemical thermodynamics.
The document provides a chronological overview of the development of thermodynamics from pre-thermodynamics concepts in the late 18th century to modern chemical thermodynamics. It lists over 30 key publications in thermodynamics ranging from Sadi Carnot's work in 1824 on the motive power of fire to modern references on chemical thermodynamics from the early 2000s. The publications are grouped into categories including classical thermodynamics, general thermodynamics, and chemical thermodynamics.
The document provides a chronological overview of the development of thermodynamics from pre-thermodynamics concepts in the late 18th century to modern chemical thermodynamics. It lists over 30 key publications in thermodynamics ranging from Sadi Carnot's work in 1824 on the motive power of fire to modern references on chemical thermodynamics from the early 2000s. The publications are grouped into categories including classical thermodynamics, general thermodynamics, and chemical thermodynamics.
The document provides a chronological overview of the development of thermodynamics from pre-thermodynamics concepts in the late 18th century to modern chemical thermodynamics. It lists over 30 key publications in thermodynamics ranging from Sadi Carnot's work in 1824 on the motive power of fire to modern references on chemical thermodynamics from the early 2000s. The publications are grouped into categories including classical thermodynamics, general thermodynamics, and chemical thermodynamics.
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Pre-thermodynamics
See main: Affinity, Affinity chemistry, Dynamics, Caloric theory, etc.
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