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Where would brownian motion fit in here?


I'm not sure this would be an appropriate place to discuss brownian motion. While brownian motion is certainly a heat induced phenomenon, it is not really a principle characteristic of heat and introcuding it here would likely distract from the main topic at hand.

--Matt Stoker


What, no mention of latent heat?

There is so much that could be added. If you want latent heat, please add it! Heats of reaction would also be useful if anyone has the time.--Matt Stoker



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