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изобарная теплоёмкость португальский
capacidade térmica испанский
capacidad calorífica каталонский
calor específic Extensive physical property of the amount of energy required to increase temperature.
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Examples for "thermal capacity"
Examples for "thermal capacity"
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To think there was sufficient thermal capacity in the system and it wasn't used is angering to me, he said.
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BEE said an expansion could cure that problem, but could not happen as long as Germany is oversupplied with thermal capacity.
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California's plan is a 14-fold increase over current global solar thermal capacity, the report said, illustrating the technology risk inherent in the buildout.
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Maximising thermal capacity where the sun heats a material during the day is trickier, because it relies on good design at the outset, he says.
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He is mostly water, which has ten times the heat capacity of any metal.
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I didn't know the heat capacity of the surrounding rock, or its boiling point.
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It relies on gallium nitride, a hard, stable material with a huge heat capacity.
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Furthermore, the binding heat capacity change was identified from the ITC data at various temperatures.
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The specific heat capacity of air is so poor that actually the heat dissipates really quickly.
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The heat capacity of wood ash is small.
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These techniques are capable of providing variations in heat capacity, mass and average bulk composition of materials only.
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Comparisons between the Monte Carlo and mean-field theory results for the heat capacity and adsorption isotherms are provided.
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Calorimetric enthalpies, as well as the temperatures at maximum heat capacity, were determined as a function of pH for each protein.
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The aptamer binding showed a large negative heat capacity change, which suggests that a large apolar surface is buried upon such binding.
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Light absorption in graphene causes a large change in electron temperature due to the low electronic heat capacity and weak electron-phonon coupling.
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We show that evolution solved the enzyme's key kinetic obstacle-how to maintain catalytic speed on a cooler Earth-by exploiting transition-state heat capacity.
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This is where heat capacity, thermal conductivity, toughness, strength, and elasticity play their secondary but no less crucial role in an armor system.
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The results indicate that, at 25 degrees C, the binding of most peptides is an enthalpy-driven reaction associated with negative entropy and heat capacity changes.
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Dough and fat have different heat capacities.
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