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• TITLE: The Dominant Role of the Chemical Potential for Driving Currents in Oceans and Air

  AUTHORS: Albrecht Elsner

  KEYWORDS: Chemical-Potential Temperature Function, Thermo-Mechanical Pressure, Gravitational Pressure, Gulf Stream, Oceanography, Meteorology

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.2 No.3, June 13, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Applying the thermodynamic zeros of the entropy and internal energy of the gas mass in the volume yields the numerically unique relation between these quantities, thus allowing calculation of the chemical potential in the gas fields of temperature and pressure , viz. . A difference in chemical potential provides a force for freely moving matter flow. Since is intrinsically a negative function, decreasing as the temperature increases, natural flow processes are initiated by high values in cold regions directed to low