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Density is defined as
mass divided
by
volume.
The amount of energy required to raise the temperature of one kilogram of the substance by one degree Celsius.
Specific heat capacity
Energy change when change of temp.
=
mass
×
specific heat capacity
×
temperature change
The amount of
energy
required to change the
state
from
solid
to
liquid
of one
kilogram
of the
substance
with
no change
in
temperature.
Latent heat
of
fusion
The amount of
energy
required to change the
state
from
liquid
to
gas
of one
kilogram
of the
substance
with
no change
in
temperature.
Latent heat
of
vaporisation
Energy change when change of state
=
mass
×
specific latent heat
density
=
mass / volume
The total
kinetic
energy and
potential
energy of all the particles that make up a system
Internal energy
efficiency
= [
useful energy out
] x
100
Total energy in
power
=
energy
/
time