enthalpy in Greek
enthalpy in Greek is ενθαλπία — enthalpy means a measure of the total heat content of a system in thermodynamics, equal to its internal energy plus the product of its pressure and volume; changes in it show how much heat a process gives out or takes in at constant pressure.
enthalpy in Greek
ενθαλπία
Pronounced: enthalpia
(thermodynamics, physical chemistry) A measure of the heat content of a chemical or physical system.
What does "enthalpy" mean?
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noun A measure of the total heat content of a system in thermodynamics, equal to its internal energy plus the product of its pressure and volume; changes in it show how much heat a process gives out or takes in at constant pressure.
"The reaction has a negative enthalpy change, so it releases heat."
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enthalpy in a sentence
- The reaction has a negative enthalpy change, so it releases heat.
- Steam tables list the enthalpy of water at each temperature and pressure.
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What is "enthalpy" in Greek?
"enthalpy" in Greek is ενθαλπία. enthalpy means: A measure of the total heat content of a system in thermodynamics, equal to its internal energy plus the product of its pressure and volume; changes in it show how much heat a process gives out or takes in at constant pressure.
How do you pronounce ενθαλπία?
"enthalpy" in Greek is ενθαλπία, pronounced "enthalpia".
How do you use "enthalpy" in a sentence?
Example: "The reaction has a negative enthalpy change, so it releases heat." In Greek, "enthalpy" is ενθαλπία.
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