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Enthalpy is a measurement that combines a system's internal energy with the energy needed to make room for it at a given pressure and volume. Scientists use enthalpy to track energy changes in chemical, biological, and physical systems, especially when they occur at the constant atmospheric pressure of Earth's surface.
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- Physical quantity.name
- Enthalpy
- Physical quantity.unit
- joule
- Physical quantity.symbols
- H
- Physical quantity.baseunits
- kg⋅m2⋅s−2
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- entropy
- studied by
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- isenthalpic process
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