Thermodynamics

　　Professor Zheng FANG is working inChemistry&Chemical Engineedng College。Central SouthUnivemity．He is an advisor for DoG，or s degree studenls．In1978，Fang puraued graduate studies at the Central South Universityof Technology。where he completed his Ph。D．His thesis advisor wasXinmin CHEN。a famous chemist of_{physical chemistw for processmetallurgy． Jpon graduation，Fang was appointed Instructor inChemistry and rose to the rank of Professor in l 991．He was dunn9 1993 to serve as the researcher to study foam extraction of the raremetal in the Chemistry Department of the Manitoba University InCanada．When homed。he served as the Chief Librarian of theUniversity until 2005．He began to Study on thethermoelectrochemistry （TEC）at his early time．From l 993 throughnow，except teaching of the courses such asPhysicochemistry．mhermodymu'nios of electrolyte solution andThermodynamics for metallurgical Processes for undergraduate andgraduate students。Fang has taken his time to supervise and completeseveral reseamh subjects supported by the National Natural ScienceFoundation of China．

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Chapter 1  On Thermoelectrochemistry
　1.1  Theory and Application of Thermoelectrochemistry
　1.2  Some Basic Matters on the Heat Effects atElectrode-Electrolyte Interfaces
　1.3  Thermoelectrochemistry and Its Application toMetallurgical Research
　1.4  The Electrochemical Pehier Heat of the Standard HydrogenElectrode Reaction
　1.5  Response to \Comment on ' The Electrochemical PehierHeat of the Standard Hydrogen Electrode Reaction' by Zheng Fang etal\
　1.6  Basic Equations for Thermo-electrochemistry and theEntropy Change of the Standard Hydrogen Electrode Reaction
　1.7  The Pehier Heat and the Standard Electrode Potential ofFerro  ferricyanide Couple at 298.15K Determined byElectrochemical calorimetry
　1.8  Determination of the Entropy Changes for ElectrodeReaction and  Dilute Enthalpy of Some Ions byThermoelectrochemical Technology
　References
Chapter 2  On Solution Chemistry
　2.1  A New Model for Predicting Thermodynamic Properties ofTernary  Metallic Solution from Binary Components 
　2.2  A Metallic Solution Model with Adjustable Parameter forDescribingTernary Thermodynamic Properties from Its BinaryConstituei
　2.3  A Model Describing the Osmotic Coefficients and theActivities of Water for Electrolyte Solutions  ……Chapter3 On Phase Boundaries of Multicomponent SystemChapter4 On Oxygen Potentials of Buffer GasesChapter5 On Thermodynamic Properties of Substances