Thermodynamics 6b - Heat Capacity and the Third Law II @viascience
Thermodynamics 6b - Heat Capacity and the Third Law II  @viascience
Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
We develop the Debye model which improves on the Einstein model's prediction of the heat capacity of a solid at low temperatures. Then we begin a discussion of the concept of equipartition of energy and its relation to the classical theory of heat capacity.
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Thermodynamics 6b - Heat Capacity and the Third Law II

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