“heat of”

The following 17 entries include the term heat of.

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heat of adsorption

: the heat evolved when a given amount of a substance is adsorbed

heat of condensation

: heat evolved when a vapor changes to a liquid

heat of decomposition

: the heat of reaction resulting from the decomposition of a compound into its elements or into other neutral compounds

heat of dilution

: the heat evolved per mole of solute when a solution is greatly diluted

heat of dissociation

: the heat of reaction resulting from dissociation of molecules of a compound into smaller molecules, fragments, or atoms

heat of formation

: the heat of reaction resulting from the formation of a compound by direct union of its elements, usually expressed in calories per mole of the compound

heat of fusion

: heat required to melt a solid

heat of hydration

: the heat evolved or absorbed when hydration occurs

heat of ionization

: the heat required to ionize a substance

heat of neutralization

: the heat of reaction resulting from the neutralization of an acid or base

heat of reaction

: the heat evolved or absorbed during a chemical reaction taking place under conditions of constant temperature and of either constant volume or more often constant pressure

heat of solution

: the heat evolved or absorbed when a substance dissolves

heat of sublimation

: the heat absorbed when a solid sublimes

heat of transition

: the heat evolved or absorbed when a substance changes from one physical form to another

heat of vaporization

: heat absorbed when a liquid vaporizes

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