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... temperature on the centigrade , or Celsius , scale was formerly defined as the freezing point of water ; this ice point is not the same as the triple point but is the temperature at which ice and air - saturated water are in equilibrium ...
... temperature on the centigrade , or Celsius , scale was formerly defined as the freezing point of water ; this ice point is not the same as the triple point but is the temperature at which ice and air - saturated water are in equilibrium ...
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... temperature T2 is related to that at temperature T , by the equa- tion AHT2- AHT , = Cp.prod ( T2 - T1 ) - Cp , react ( T2 - T1 ) ΔΗΤ . = ( CP.prodCP.react ) ( T2 T1 ) = ACp ( T2 — T1 ) ( 3-35 ) The quantity AC , is the excess of the ...
... temperature T2 is related to that at temperature T , by the equa- tion AHT2- AHT , = Cp.prod ( T2 - T1 ) - Cp , react ( T2 - T1 ) ΔΗΤ . = ( CP.prodCP.react ) ( T2 T1 ) = ACp ( T2 — T1 ) ( 3-35 ) The quantity AC , is the excess of the ...
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... temperature dT . If a process starts at temperature T , and the temperature is changed continuously to a final value T2 , Equation ( 4-14 ) can be integrated after inserting an explicit expression for the heat capacity in terms of tem ...
... temperature dT . If a process starts at temperature T , and the temperature is changed continuously to a final value T2 , Equation ( 4-14 ) can be integrated after inserting an explicit expression for the heat capacity in terms of tem ...
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