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I asked ChatGPT again, Why Heat Capacity and Entropy Share the Same Units?
They do not share the same units.
Hi BC, I have repeatedly told him to forget these bots and pop-sci videos and obtain some good textbooks. Alas, this has been in vain and I predict confusion ad infinitum.
As an aside, I was chatting to a friend of mine who is doing a PhD in computer science and she pointed out that chat bots are not programmed to be accurate; they are programmed to "sound correct".If you want your bots to pass a Turing test, you have to teach them to make the same dumb mistakes that people do.
Where you specify setting fire to things so we know that the temperature is much higher and there's a chemical reaction going on.So, is " ΔT is proportional to ΔE" in that situation?
If I make an apple and blackberry pie and I want it to be 50:50 apples and blackberries, do I mix a pound of apples with a pound of blackberries, or do I count out the same number of each?
Quote from: Bored chemist on 01/09/2024 10:43:21Where you specify setting fire to things so we know that the temperature is much higher and there's a chemical reaction going on.So, is " ΔT is proportional to ΔE" in that situation?Up to the ignition point, yes. From there on, it's chemistry, not physics!
In engineering it is normal to differentiate between Cv and Cp, constant volume and constant pressure specific heats. But then i'm sure you all know this(well, mostly all).
And HY's video seems to be about setting fire to paper, not air.
in order for the paper to burn in air, the air in contact with the paper also has to be hot.
Quote from: Bored chemist on 03/09/2024 11:09:08in order for the paper to burn in air, the air in contact with the paper also has to be hot.So no forest fires in Canada.
None which is started by air at 20 C.