atomic heat

noun

1. the product of an element's atomic weight and its specific heat (capacity)

Example Sentences

This states that “the atomic heat (the product of the atomic weight and specific heat) of all elements is a constant quantity.”

From Project Gutenberg

The atomic heat of a metal in the solid state is in most cases larger than six calories at ordinary temperatures.

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Estimated at constant pressure the atomic heat would be 3.5.

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