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Thermodynamics · Lecture 3
The First Law
  • Energy is conserved in a closed system
  • Heat in, work out
  • Sign conventions matter
ΔU = Q − W
TranscriptSlides 14NotesFlashcards 32Quiz

So the internal energy of the system changes by…

…the heat we add minus the work the system does.

Watch the sign: work done by the gas is positive.

✓ VerifiedSlide text matches what was said at 12:09.
FlashcardWhat does W mean in ΔU = Q − W?
How it works

From a two-hour recording to a study kit in minutes.

No more pausing, rewinding and copying slides by hand. Lectrove watches, listens and checks so learners can focus on understanding.

Listen

A word-timed transcript, with a second listen on unclear passages and consistent subject terms.

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Every slide and board page captured as a complete, sharp still, with its text read out exactly.

Verify

An AI judge compares each segment with what was shown and said, and fixes what doesn't match.

Teach

Notes, flashcards, quizzes and chapters are built from the verified material, ready to study.

What you get

Everything a learner needs, from one video.

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Searchable transcript

Click any sentence to jump to that moment in the video. Search a whole course at once.

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Every slide, complete

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Clear lecture notes

Structured notes per chapter, written from what was actually taught, never invented.

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Flashcards

Ready-made cards for spaced repetition, each one linked back to its source moment.

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Practice quizzes

Questions that check real understanding, with the answer and the timestamp to rewatch.

Self-test
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AI-ready datasets

Clean JSONL for search, tutors and agents, plus an API and MCP server for your own tools.

RAG · fine-tuning
Example quiz question

A gas absorbs 500 J of heat and does 200 J of work. What is ΔU?

A. 700 J
B. 300 J
C. −300 J
Source: Lecture 3 at · slide 7
Example lecture note

The First Law of Thermodynamics

The change in a system's internal energy equals the heat added to it minus the work it does on its surroundings: ΔU = Q − W. Work done by the gas counts as positive, so expansion lowers internal energy unless heat is added.

Built from · slides 6–7
Who it's for

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Students

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Teachers & creators

Turn recorded lessons into handouts, quizzes and course pages without extra work.

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What was said and what was shown are compared, and differences are resolved.

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Your content stays yours

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Quality check · Lecture 3
12:04 transcript vs slide 7Match
12:15 “work by the gas”Match
13:40 “entalpy” → “enthalpy”Fixed
14:02 board equation readMatch
Flashcards checked32 / 32
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FAQ

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What kinds of videos work best?

Lectures, recorded classes, webinars and online courses: anything where someone teaches with slides, a board or a screen. Single videos or whole courses both work.

Which languages are supported?

English first, with more languages, including Turkish, rolling out during early access.

How accurate are the notes and quizzes?

Every output is built only from what was said and shown, and an AI judge checks each segment against the evidence. Every note, card and question links to its exact timestamp, so you can always verify it yourself.

Who owns the content?

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Can I connect Lectrove to my own tools?

Yes. Academy and Institution plans include an API and an MCP server, so your LMS, tutor bot or AI agent can search and use your courses directly.

How long does processing take?

Typically a fraction of the video's length. A one-hour lecture is usually ready well within the hour.

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