British Thermal Unit 39 Degrees Fahrenheit

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British Thermal Unit 39 Degrees Fahrenheit Definition

A non-SI unit of energy equal to the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound avoirdupois of air-free water by one degree Fahrenheit (from 38.5 to 39.5 degrees) at a constant pressure of one atmosphere. The British thermal unit at 39 degrees Fahrenheit is based on the definition of the calorie value of water at its maximum density (4 degrees Celsius), and is equal to approximately 1.05967 kJ.

British Thermal Unit 39 Degrees Fahrenheit Synonyms

British Thermal Unit 39 Degrees Fahrenheit, B.T.U. (39F), B.Th.U. (39F), BTU (39F), British Thermal Unit at 39 Degrees Fahrenheit, British thermal unit (39 oF), [Btu_39]

British Thermal Unit 39 Degrees Fahrenheit

British Thermal Unit 39 Degrees Fahrenheit Definition

British Thermal Unit 39 Degrees Fahrenheit Synonyms

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