Thermodynamic System
Abstract
It is considered as a thermodynamic system that has as main characteristic to form a physical part of space so that it is studied, through; its properties, elements, changes and / or processes that occur within it, starting with the modification of its variables such as; pressure, volume and temperature. In this conceptual map we can better identify the definition of a thermodynamic system, as well as its characteristics and properties.
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