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Latent Heat

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Latent Heat of Fusion - Example

The latent heat of fusion (melting) of water/ice can be measured using a joulemeter.

Latent Heat of Vapourisation - Example

The latent heat of vapourisation (boiling) of water can be measured using a joulemeter.

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    To calculate specific latent heat, we divide the latent heat by:Multiple choice
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    What is the equation for calculating water's specific latent heat of vapourisation?Multiple choice
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Thermal Capacity & Insulation

Resistance & Current