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Physics

Specific latent heat

Primarygun

By Primarygun
February 17, 2006 in Physics

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Primarygun

Primarygun

Posted February 17, 2006

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Specific latent heant of V is much greater than fusion,

could "energy is absorbed for overcoming the atmospheric pressure" be one possible answer?

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Posted February 17, 2006

what is V

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vapourization

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