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Phase Changes and Heat Latent: Water in Different Forms
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This lecture covers the topic of phase changes and latent heat, focusing on water in its various forms. It discusses the enthalpy of phase change, realistic models of heat pumps, and the coefficient of performance. Additionally, it explores heat transfer, thermal equilibrium of the Earth, the role of water transformations in climate, and the impact of ozone layer depletion on global warming. The lecture also delves into topics like vapor pressure, cloud formation, condensation, and the energy balance of the Earth. Practical examples and diagrams are used to explain concepts such as the pressure-volume diagram, vapor saturation, and the operation of heat pumps.
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