On the Interrelations Between Kinetics and Thermodynamics as the Theories of Trajectories and States
On the Interrelations Between Kinetics and Thermodynamics as the Theories of Trajectories and States
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作为轨迹和状态理论的动力学和热力学之间的相互关系
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2012
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M. Zarodnyuk
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B. Kaganovich;A. Keiko;V. Shamansky;M. Zarodnyuk
Existence of close and obligatory relations between kinetics and thermodynamics is the truth well known to experts. It is clear that propositions of the science based on the most general regularities of the macroscopic world (thermodynamics) should be used in the theories of macroscopic processes running over time (chemical and macroscopic kinetics). Application of general principles in solving specific kinetic problems in the majority of cases turns out to be related to specificity of their use. Observance of one or another principle or rule can require search for original both physicochemical statement of the problem, and mathematical model, and computational method. The art of thermodynamic analysis of kinetic equations was demonstrated in (Feinberg, 1972, 1999; Horn and Jackson, 1972; Gorban, 1984; Yablonsky et al., 1991) and works by other researchers. The character of relations between the theories of trajectories and theories of states changed qualitatively in the second half of the 20th century due to rapid development of computers and numerical methods of mathematical programming (MP). It became possible to considerably simplify formalized descriptions of problems owing to the transition from their analytical solutions to iterative, stepwise search processes. Analysis of possibilities to simplify the kinetic models and unfolding the methods to implement these possibilities on the basis of equilibrium thermodynamic principles constitute the aim of the chapter.