Field equations for charge conducting fluids in electromagnetic fields
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Relativistic thermodynamics of fluid mixtures is extended to include additional independent variables. In this sense, a mixture of a conducting and two electrically charged constituent fluids is considered in presence of an external electromagnetic field. The related relaxation processes lead the system into a state of thermodynamic equilibrium which is discussed in details.
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