atomic heat

British  

noun

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

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Example Sentences

He’s been working with a crew to clear mines from the ocean floor, and they are conscripted into tangling with Godzilla, who has been chomping through heavy cruisers and blasting them with atomic heat rays, before heading to shore to wreck its way through a Tokyo still struggling to get back on its feet.

From Los Angeles Times

Whatever its source, Jack’s atomic heat threatens to warp the linoleum tiles on the kitchen floor.

From New York Times

Dulong, his law of atomic heat, 168.

From Project Gutenberg

The modified generalization of Gay-Lussac—"Equal volumes of elementary gases contain equal numbers of atoms;" the laws of "isomorphism" and of "atomic heat;" and the two empirical rules stated on p.

From Project Gutenberg

He remembers staring at the tiles that had bubbled from the atomic heat.

From Time Magazine Archive