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heat content

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heat content [′hēt ¦kän·tent]
(thermodynamics)


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After allowing for its slightly higher specific gravity, it has about 70% of the heat content of petrol per unit of volume.
Nor even the fact that a network of 3,175 bathythermograph buoys have found that the heat content of the ocean has been dropping for the last five years.
First, the physicists look at the overall heat content of the Earth's climate system, measuring the net balance of radiation from both the sun and Earth.
 
 
 
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