A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T UV WXYZ
H conversions
H
= magnetic coercive force, AT/m
= NI/L
= Magn. Int.
= A turns/m
= field strength
= magnetizing force (oersteds)
= Amp turns/meter
= magnetic intensity
H
= Enthalpy
= U + PV
= E + PV
= G + TS
= - spontaneous
H
= Heat (watt-seconds)
= I2Rs
Ĥ
= Hmean
ΔH
= ΔU + PΔV (P,V work only)
= ΔU + VΔP (P,V
work only)
= qP,V
(P,V work only)
= + endotherm.
= - exotherm.
= 0 (isotherm.,
< 0 (ΔG<0, ΔS>0)
= TīΔS (prohibitive T)
= ΔG + TΔS (const P)
< TΔS (ΔH>0,
ΔS>0)
< 0 (ΔS>0, any T)
< 0 (ΔS<0, low T)
> 0 (ΔS>0, high T)
> 0 (ΔS<0, prohib.,
nonspontaneous)
= TΔS (const. T,P,
PV work only, equil.)
= Σ Hprod - Σ
Hreact
= ΔU + ΔnRTgas
= q
= nΔĤ
= ΔE + Δ(PV)
= q - w + Popp(ΔV)
= qP
= ΔE + PoppΔV
≈ ΔE
= -htRx/g (limit reactant)
= nCpΔT
ΔH (298) ≈ TeqΔS (298)
ΔĤ
= ΔE +ΔngasRT
ΔHθ
= ΔGθ + TΔSθ (equil.,
st. cond.)
│ΔH│>│TΔS│
(ΔH<0, ΔS<0)
ΔH1
= A + B → C
ΔH2
= -D + E → C
ΔH3
= A + E → D
ΔĤ0F
= amount of heat used or released in form. / mole/ 2980K
/from elements
ΔHRx
= n[ΔHvap + CPΔT]
(liquid to gas)
ΔH0Rx
= ΣProd.nΔĤ0F - ΣReac.nΔĤ0F
ΔH0Rx
= ΔG0Rx + TΔS0Rx
ΔHsys
= ΔGsys + TΔSsys
= -TΔSsurr
ΔHvap
= qrev. (P,V, work only, Tb)
= TbΔŜvap
(const. P) (ΔS = 21 cal./mol K Trouton)
≈ 88 JTb/mol ∙
K (const. P)
ΔHtr
= Ttr.ΔStr. (rev., equilibrium)
ΔĤtr
= Ttr.ΔStr/n
= qrev. tr./n
ΔĤvap
=TΔŜvap
ΔĤmelt
= TmeltΔŜmelt
H+
= hydrogen ion
[H+]
= 10-pH
= 1 ∙ 10-7 M (pH = 7)
= ka([HX]/[X-]
≈ ka(ca/cb)
[H+]water = [
= 1.00 ∙ 10-7 M @ 25 0C
= 1.6218 ∙ 10-7 mol/L
@ 3100K
h
= altitude
h
= Planck's constant
= 6.6262 · 10-34 Js
= E/ν
hν = ∆E
= hc/λ
= B.E. + 1/2mv2
hν - hν0 = VAsec.
H2O
= 55.5247 mol/L @ 3100K
= 18.0152 g/mol
H2O
liquid = 0-100 0C
= 32-212 0F
H2O
ft3 ≈ 62.4 lbs
= 22.4 L
H2O
heat of fusion = 80 cal.
H2O
heat of vaporization = 540 cal.
H2O
density = 8.34 lb/gal
/H2O(dissoc.) = [
= [H+]/[H2O]
hah-chee (Jap.) = eight
halb (G.) = half
half = 1/2
= .5
= hemi (Gr.)
= demi (F.)
= deuxieme (F.)
= emisys, -eia, -y (Gr.)
= halb (G.)
= Halfte (G.)
= misos (Gr.)
= se (L.)
= semi (L.)
Halfte
(G.) = half
hand = 4"
haon-deug = eleven
Hct
= hematocrit
≈ 45% total blood vol.
= B-cell V/B-vol
Heat
= random kinetic molecular energy of matter
= q
= Ht cap. ∙ T
= Ω ∙ A2 ∙ s
Heatspecific
= amount of heat required to raise temp. of 1 gram of
a substance 1 0C
Heat
Capacity = C
= Heat/nT
hectare = ektarion (Greek)
= 100 ares
= ha
hectogram = 10 dekagrams
= 100 g
= hg
hectoliter = 10 dekaliters
= 100 L
= hl
hectometer = 10 decameters
= 100 m
= hm
height =
= ard
helix = spiral
hematite = lodestone
hemi (Gr.) = half
hemina = pt (Eng)
= 1/2 sextarius
hen (Gr.) = one
Henry
= H
Hertz
= Hz
hex (Gr.) = six
highest = akros
hin = 2 choas,
= 2 conguises
= 12 sextarii
hogshead = 2 barrels
= hhd
horsepower = hp
hour = hora
= day/24
= 60 min.
hp = horsepower
= 33,000 ft lb/min
= 746 watt
= (2P ∙ stroke ∙ A ∙
Rotation)/33,000
= V ∙ eff ∙ I/746
hphr = .746 kwhr
Ht
= heat
= Ht. cap. ∙ T
= Ω ∙ A2 ∙
s
HtRx
= ht. absorb.sol'n + ht. absorb.cal.
HtT
(Energy) = ΔT ∙ C
huit (F.) = eight
huitieme (F.) = eighth
humidityrelative = hum.absolute
@ 0 0C/(Gms/m3) @ 0C
≈ 100% - 10% /1 0C
difference in wet and dry bulb reading
≈ 100% - 5% /1 0F
difference in wet and dry bulb reading
hundert (G.) = hundred
hundred = centum (L.)
= cent (F.)
= centenus (L.)
=
hundert (G.)
= ekaton (Gr.)
= ekatontas (Gr.)
hundredth = one percent
= centesima (L.)
= centieme (F.)
= ekatostos (Gr.)
hundredweight = 100 pounds
= cwt
hydroxyl ion =
hysteresis = amt magnetezation of ferrous mat.'l lags
magnetizing force because of molecular friction
hysteresis loss = power expended in mag. mat'l as result
of mag. hysteresis
= Ph
Hz
= Hertz