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For questions about heat - a form of transfer of energy from one body to another or from one body to its surroundings. Also see these tags: [thermodynamics], [enthalpy], [energy], [temperature].
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example of endothermic luminescence?
Someone posed an interesting question to me the other day: is all production of light accompanied by the generation of heat? … We then would have an instance of a process where a system simultaneously produces light and absorbs heat from its surroundings. …
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example of endothermic luminescence?
In the former case energy conservation would imply that the $\Delta H_o$ determines the heat absorbed by the bath, and $\Delta H_o + \ce{E}_*(\ce{{}^1O2})$ for the latter. …
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