In the earlier literature. and still not uncommonly, you will find the expressions "heat of combustion" and "heat of vaporization". Why are the thermodynamic expressions "enthalpy of combustion" and "enthalpy of vaporization" superior?

In the earlier literature. and still not uncommonly, you will find the expressions "heat of combustion" and "heat of vaporization". Why are the thermodynamic expressions "enthalpy of combustion" and "enthalpy of vaporization" superior?

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Chapter13: Spontaneous Processes And Thermodynamic Equilibrium

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