Difference between revisions of "Enthalpy"

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Enthalpy is a measurement of [[heat]] in a system.  An early definition of enthalpy "H" in terms of system energy "E", pressure "P" and volume "V" is this:
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'''Enthalpy''' is a measurement of [[heat]] in a system.  An early definition of enthalpy "H" in terms of system [[energy]] "E", [[pressure]] "P" and [[volume]] "V" is this:
  
 
:<big><math>H = E + PV \,</math>
 
:<big><math>H = E + PV \,</math>
  
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[[Category:Physics]]
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[[Category:Chemistry]]

Revision as of 23:26, September 17, 2007

Enthalpy is a measurement of heat in a system. An early definition of enthalpy "H" in terms of system energy "E", pressure "P" and volume "V" is this:

<math>H = E + PV \,</math>