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A. Mechanical equivalenta of heat ן"ד"M'u) B. Water equivalent C. Rate of evaporation measurement of calorific values D Expansion of gases d. area of the free surface of the liquid that is exposed to air. only volumetric E At constant volume P Bomb calorimerter hidden energy G. Latent heat H. Specific heat capacity tnfrared ays Charles law h. carburetor 1. heat Peol engine calgC

A. Mechanical equivalenta of heat ן"ד"M'u) B. Water equivalent C. Rate of evaporation measurement of calorific values D Expansion of gases d. area of the free surface of the liquid that is exposed to air. only volumetric E At constant volume P Bomb calorimerter hidden energy G. Latent heat H. Specific heat capacity tnfrared ays Charles law h. carburetor 1. heat Peol engine calgC

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Author:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

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Chapter14: Heat And Heat Transfer Methods

Section: Chapter Questions

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