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Meanings of enthalpy in English
(Thermodynamics) a thermodynamic quantity equal to the internal energy of a system plus the product of its volume and pressure.
Synonyms
Examples for "heat content"
Examples for "heat content"
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It's going to be increased temperature, increased ocean heat content, loss of ice.
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Chart showing global ocean heat content from the surface to 2000 metres deep.
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The WMO analysis says 2018 had the highest ocean heat content values on record.
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But what has happened to ocean heat content since then?
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The ocean heat content data can be downloaded from the National Oceanographic Data Center here.
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The total heat of combustion in 1 lb of water evaporated:
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Where water is converted into steam, this total heat is divided as follows:
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Fully four-fifths of the total heat are used up in this molecular work, only one-fifth remaining to warm the battery.
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The total heat developed by an ounce of zinc through its union with oxygen in the battery is also absolutely invariable.
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The max temperature of coils is below 80 °C, and the total heat is about 200 kW.
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China's H-6J bombers deployed to Woody Island in the South China Sea.
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Triple H says it's time to find a new number 1 contender.
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Businesses, particularly tech companies, have lobbied for more H-1B visas for years.
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However, water extract did not show any H 2 R blocking effect.
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Future lessons So could Sweden pull off anything like Dagen H today?
Usage of enthalpy in English
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The enthalpy of unfolding for state I1 could not be determined.
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This result indicates that halide-π interactions in organic solvents are mainly driven by enthalpy.
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A thermodynamic study and enthalpy-entropy compensation were performed to further explore the interaction mechanism.
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The respective enthalpy and entropy change of each transition provides information on the Gibbs free energy.
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However, the typical paradigm of enthalpy-entropy compensation is still not observed in this less polar solvent.
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All the calculated crystals are thermodynamically stable, according to the negative cohesive energy and formation enthalpy.
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The calculated enthalpy, heat-capacity change on unfolding and the temperature of half denaturation compare well to the microcalorimetric data.
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The divalent cations increase the affinity and influence the enthalpy and entropy changes of the protein and tannin binding.
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The addition of a methoxypropyl group extending into the S3 subpocket improved inhibitor affinity and resulted in greater binding enthalpy.
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The entropy and enthalpy contributions in the calculated excess chemical potentials are analyzed and the results are consistent with intuition.
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Further investigation showed that these negative free energy terms result from a net balance of unfavorable entropy and favorable enthalpy contributions.
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Additional electrostatic interactions were then incorporated into the S2 extension to improve binding enthalpy while taking advantage of the favorable entropy.
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By comparing the results with the exact crystalline minimum-enthalpy configurations, we show that the accuracy of the theory increases with shoulder width.
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The binding involves both hydrogen bonding and hydrophobic interaction, as suggested by negative enthalpy change and positive entropy change for the binding reaction.
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The different entropy-enthalpy compensation of the halogen-substituted n-alkyl QAs from others may suggest different association mechanism for the two types of n-alkyl QAs.
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A complete thermodynamic evaluation was performed, by determining the free energy, enthalpy and entropy, and the result showed a spontaneous and exothermic adsorption process.
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Frequent collocations
Enthalpy through the time