Thermal Behavior of Materials

Oct 25, 2012

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Some Definitions. Heat Capacity: the amount of heat (energy) required to raise a fundamental quantity of a material 1 KThe quantity is usually set at 1 gm-atom (elements) or 1 gm-mole (compounds)Given by the foumula: C=q/(m?T) in units of J/gm-atom* K or J/gm-mole* K Specific Heat: a measure o

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