1. Definitions
1.1 Thermal capacities
When a quantity of heat ΔQ is received by a system and causes a temperature change ΔT = T
1
– T
2
(with T
1
and T
2
, respectively the start and end temperatures of heating), the average heat capacity C of the system of mass m is written :
provided the system undergoes neither reaction nor first-order transition in the Ehrenfest sense (enthalpy and entropy discontinuities) between T 1 and T ...
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