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Can anybody studying thermodynamics explain the difference between Enthalpy and latent heat? Thanks.
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As far as I know "latent heat" is just an antiquated way of saying enthalpy.
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Latent heat is the one observed without a change in temperature - which usually means phase transition.
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Thanks a lot!
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