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The quantity of heat released when a material freezes or absorbed when it melts (in Btu's per pound).
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The quantity of heat that a given volume of a material can hold for each unit increase in temperature, usually given in terms of Btu's per degree Fahrenheit per cubic foot.
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A device used in splint fabrication that produces heated air to render thermoplastic splinting materials malleable for fitting.
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Destroyed or changed easily by heat; unstable. Also called thermolabile.
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| heat of passion |
In forensic medicine, a state of mind that might influence one's propensity to commit violent or aggressive acts.
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