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Aidyn Turner
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27 August, 22:47
The heat content of a system is?
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Hayden Huber
27 August, 23:13
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Are you looking for the word "enthalpy"? It's defined as the heat content of a system. We can never know the actual enthalpy of a system, only measure changes in it.
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