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Also known as thermo-dynamics, thermal science, pyro-dynamics
warmteleer
Thermodynamics is the branch of physics that studies how heat, work, and temperature relate to energy and matter, governed by four fundamental laws that describe how these quantities behave. It matters because it applies across science and engineering—from chemistry and biochemistry to designing engines and industrial processes—helping us understand and predict how energy transforms in physical systems.
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Thermodynamica (Oudgrieks thermos (θερμός), warm, en dunamis (δύναμις), kracht), of warmteleer is het onderdeel van de natuurkunde dat de interacties bestudeert tussen grote verzamelingen van deeltjes op een macroscopisch niveau. De thermodynamica vindt zijn oorsprong in de praktische behoefte de efficiëntie van stoommachines te verbeteren.
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