difference between energy and enthalpy?
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Enthalpy describes a state of energy of a gas - essentially the heat energy and pressure energy content of a gas: H = U + PV. A change in enthalpy denotes a change in energy content of the gas, ie. some combination of change in temperature, pressure and/or volume of the gas.
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ENERGY AND ENTHALPY.
Energy of a chemical system is called the enthalpy ( H). It is easiest to think of enthalpy as the heat energy that is stored in the chemical bonds of a substance.
A change in enthalpy denotes a change in energy content of the gas, ie. some combination of change in temperature, pressure and/or volume of the gas.
Energy of a chemical system is called the enthalpy ( H). It is easiest to think of enthalpy as the heat energy that is stored in the chemical bonds of a substance.
A change in enthalpy denotes a change in energy content of the gas, ie. some combination of change in temperature, pressure and/or volume of the gas.
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