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Thermodynamics

Getasew Ketsela

Traditionally, natural philosophy developed out of a want to extend the potency of early steam engines, significantly through the work of French scientist Nicolas Leonard physicist (1824) United Nations agency believed that engine potency was the key that would facilitate France win the warfare.[1] Scots-Irish scientist Lord Kelvin was the primary to formulate a succinct definition of natural philosophy in 1854 that expressed, "Thermo-dynamics is that the subject of the relation of warmth to forces acting between contiguous components of bodies, and therefore the relation of warmth to electrical agency."