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Amount of of heat required required to change the temperature of one unit of volume by one unit of temperature:
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Volumetric Heat Capacity depends on the way the heat is transferred and as such is not a table property of the mattera material property.
The two major heat transfer processes are isobaric and isohoric which define:
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are characterising the properties of matter and are material properties and properly tabulated for the vast majority of materials.
Volumetric Heat Capacity relates to Specific Heat Capacity and density of the matter as:
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In many technical papers the "m" or "v" index index is omitted which leads to confusion between Specific Heat Capacity and Volumetric Heat Capacity .
The other confusion is made between Volumetric Heat Capacity and Isohoric Isochoric Heat Capacity .
For multiphase fluid in thermodynamic equilibrium the Volumetric Heat Capacity is:
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See also
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Physics / Thermodynamics / Thermodynamic process / Heat Transfer / Heat Capacity
[ Heat ] [ Specific heat capacity ]
