differential heat of solution
differential heat of solution
[‚dif·ə′ren·chəl ′hēt əv sə′lü·shən] (thermodynamics)
The partial derivative of the total heat of solution with respect to the molal concentration of one component of the solution, when the concentration of the other component or components, the pressure, and the temperature are held constant.
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