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What are extensive and intensive properties?
What is an isolated system?
What is a quasi-static process?
What is a manometer? What are the two types of manometers?
What is a thermocouple?
What is zeroth law of thermodynamics?
What is a dimension? A unit?
What is mechanical equilibrium? chemical equilibrium? thermal equilibrium? Electrical equilibrium?
What is thermodynamic equilibrium?
What is the seebeck effect?
What is the instrument used to measure emf?
At what temperature does glass begins to soften?

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