Recent content by ContrapuntoBrowniano

Thanks! I’ll check it out. 😃🙌🏽

I’m referring to the problem of a Thermodynamic formula for the internal energy of liquids, in terms of heat capacity, amount and temperature. Maybe there is one? Something like an analogy for liquids of the Gas law.

That’s what i was thinking...however, this just moves the problem over to liquids.

Ok, but that does not account for this formula not working! Thermodynamics tells that PV and nRT both have energy units (kg*m^2*s^-2 in SI) so: in this case n stays and so does R, but again, T changes? Enthalpy does not come anywhere near this, and even if it does, the fluid is still changing...

Hi! I wanted to do some basic calculations for temperature T on a water-filled pot. I noticed something strange on my calculations, and couldn’t figure out what was wrong... So here it is: The ideal gas formula: k=PV The actual formula Relates equally the product PV with the a constant...

Hi! I’m not getting what this introduction should contain... but i suppose this is it: My name is Simón. I’m a Music Composer, pianist, and a Mathematics student. I’m also very interested in Physics. I won’t attach any files...😅