Pressure definitions

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While the above approach works very well at temperatures below 100 °C, it is difficult to apply the IUPAC recommendations at temperatures above 100 °C when a high-temperature system should be pressurized. Definitely, at temperatures below 300 °C the HECC represented by (25) can be employed for pH measurements in the solutions where the half-reaction of the Pt(H2) electrode is a reversible process. Accuracy of the measurements could be 0.01 pH units and is mainly limited from estimating the diffusion potential in Eq. (26). 

Heat Transfers at Constant Pressure Definition of enthalpy, H... 

The specific heat represents the amount of energy required to raise a unit mass one unit in temperature. For gases, the specific heat differs depending on whether the gas is allowed to do work by expanding against an atmosphere (constant pressure definition, c, ) or is constrained within a volume (constant volume definition, c ). Examples of units of c, and are J/g K or Btu/lbm °F. If we wish to express this on a molar basis we shall use the upper case that is, or Q having units of J/mol K or Btu/lbmol °F. 

Pressure definition. Classically, the pressure is defined by Equation J5.3, bnt this is not the case in the Formal Graph theory (and in thermodynamics), which defines the pressnre as minus the effort of the subvariety in which the basic qnantity is the volnme, independent of any notion of force or of displacement. 

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