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Wikipedia: Carnot Heat Engine HandoutWikipedia: Carnot Heat Engine Handout
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Wikipedia: Carnot Heat Engine

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Wikipedia offers information on the Carnot heat engine that uses a particular thermodynamic cycle developed by Nicolas Carnot in 1820.

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carnot cycle, carnot heat engine, heat engine, wikipedia, carnot's theorem, nicolas leonard sadi carnot, reversible adiabatic compression of gas, reversible adiabatic expansion of gas, reversible isothermal compression, reversible isothermal expansion

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