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Heat conduction (3720 bytes)
1: [[Image:Heat-conduction-A.png|thumb|240px|Heat flow along perfectly insulated wire]] 2: ...e, see [[current (electricity)]] and [[electrical conduction]]. 4: In the case of heat, the transfer is always from a higher [[temperatu... 6: ...e figure) is [[proportional]] to the [[gradient]] of temperature difference: 10: ...s law forms the basis for the derivation of the [[heat equation]]. Electrical conduction (5905 bytes) 1: ...s the [[Current (electricity)|current]] (movement of [[charge]]d [[particle]]s) through a material in ... 3: Conduction is well-described by [[Ohm's Law]], which states that the current is proportional ... 15: ...ot conduct electricity, because there is no state of nearby energy to which the electrons can jump. M... 18: ...accelerated by the field because there are plenty of nearby unfilled states in the band. 20: ... the lattice or by [[phonons]]. A crude theory of conduction in simple metals is the [[Drude model]], in which... Saltatory conduction (883 bytes) 1: '''Saltatory conduction''' is a means by which [[action potential]]s are ... 3: ...membrane|membrane]], depolarization at one [[node of Ranvier]] is sufficient to elevate the voltage at... 5: ...a.to.ry \'sal-t*-.to-r-e-, 'so.l-, -.to.r-\ aj 1: of or relating to Conduction aphasia (1010 bytes) 1: ...''Conduction aphasia''' is a relatively rare form of [[aphasia]], caused by damage to the nerve fibres... 3: Patients with conduction aphasia show the following characteristics: 9: * [[transposition]]s of sounds within a word ("television" → "veliti... Bone conduction (362 bytes) 1: ...the [[skull]]. Some [[hearing aid]]s employ bone conduction. 6: ...iss/doc/9899/StenfeldtStefan.html Hearing by Bone Conduction: Physical and Physiological Aspects]'' Conduction band (660 bytes) 1: ...ctrons free to [[accelerate]] under the influence of an applied [[electric field]] and thus constitute... 3: [[Image:Semiconductor_band_structure_(lots_of_bands).png]] 6: ...or]] for a full explanation of the band structure of materials. 7: ...out conduction in solids, and another description of band structure. Electrical conduction system of the heart (3133 bytes) 1: ...the myocardium that allows efficient contraction of the heart, therby allowing [[blood]] to be pumped... 6: ....png|center|275px|Drawing of the EKG, with labels of intervals]] 11: ...rdium]] of the atria to contract. The conduction of the electrical impulse throughout the atria is se... 13: ...a rhythm originates from the sinus node at a rate of more than 100 beats/minute, this is known as '''[... 17: ... ventricles. The delay in the AV node forms much of the '''PR interval''' on the [[EKG]]. Heat (10573 bytes) 3: ...re at different temperatures. The [[SI unit]] for heat is the [[joule]]. 5: ...a necessary part of understanding the [[first law of thermodynamics]]. 7: [[Infrared]] radiation is often linked to heat, since objects at room temperature or above will ... 11: ...to its surroundings, ''Q''<0. When a body absorbs heat from its surroundings, ''Q''>0. 13: ...erent permutations of the letter ''Q''. They are often confusingly switched in different contexts. The Heat (350 bytes) 1: '''''The Heat''''' is an album by [[R&B]] singer [[Toni Braxton... 5: #"The Heat" 11: #"The Art Of Love" 17: [[Category:2000 albums|Heat, The]] This Heat (2391 bytes) 1: 'This Heat' were a British [[post-punk]] band notable for th... 5: ...st, to the early punks- their sound was, from the off, decidedly post-punk). 7: ...y, [[Paul Simon]], is a completely different type of world music altogether. 9: ...any other post-punk acts, ie: The Pop Group, This Heat's music is not widely available to buy). 11: ...little commercial recognition as he had with This Heat. Sensible heat (675 bytes) 1: '''Sensible heat''' is [[heat]] that is transported by a body that has a [[temp... 3: ...of which is associated with the [[phase change]]s of atmospheric [[water vapor]], mostly [[vaporizatio... Heat wave (1322 bytes) 1: ...weather variations and to extraordinary spells of heat which may only occur once a century. 3: Some regions of the globe are more susceptible to heat waves than others, such [[Mediterranean]]-type cl... 5: ...panied by [[drought]] which dries out vegetation, heat waves can lead to [[wildfire]]s. 7: To remain safe during heat waves, see [http://chicago.about.com/library/blan... 9: ==Major Heat Waves== In the Heat of the Night (6089 bytes) 1: ...'''' is a [[1967]] [[film]] which tells the story of a Northern [[US]] [[African-American]] [[police d... 6: ...adapted by [[Stirling Silliphant]] from the novel of the same name by American author [[John Ball (Ame... 10: ''In the Heat of the Night'' was followed by two sequels, ''[[They... 12: In [[2002]] the United States [[Library of Congress]] deemed the original film "culturally s... 17: The show dealt with a variety of issues. These included racism, drug abuse, rape,... Canned Heat (1302 bytes) 1: [[de:Canned Heat]] [[sv:Canned Heat]] 3: ...al]]. Their second album, ''[[Boogie with Canned Heat]]'' was more successful, and included collaborati... 5: ...com]] cofounder [[Rod Underhill]], a musician and lawyer who served as the founding music director for ... 8: *[http://www.cannedheatmusic.com/ The band's official website] Whirlwind heat (2608 bytes) 2: ...e band to follow a career in fine arts. In August of 2002, over a brief four-day period, the remaining... 10: *''[[Spyboys Experiment]]'' (Offsite Records, 2000) 19: *''Sympathetic Sounds of Detroit'' ([[Sympathy_for_the_Record_Industry|SFT... 23: *[http://whirlwindheat.com/ Whirlwind Heat] 24: ''Official Whirlwind Heat website'' Whirlwind Heat (2596 bytes) 2: .... Although they are avid genre-hoppers, they are often categorized as [[alternative rock]]. 4: ...of guitarist Jason Eberspeaker in 1999, Whirlwind Heat went on to release a 45, as well as continuing to... 6: ... on White's 2001 compilation ''Sympathetic Sounds of Detroit'', released by [[Sympathy for the Record ... 8: ...e band to follow a career in fine arts. In August of 2002, over a brief four-day period, the remaining... 18: *''[[Spyboys Experiment]]'' (Offsite Records, 2000) Heat of solidification (124 bytes) 1: In [[chemistry]], the '''heat of solidification''' is the [[temperature]] at which... Heat of vaporization (5285 bytes) 1: ...t of vaporization is expressed in kJ/mol. The use of kJ/kg is also possible, but less customary. 3: ...ter is defined as the heat released when one mole of the substance condenses at its boiling point unde... 5: ... is quite a lot: five times the energy needed for heating the water from 0 to 100 degrees Celsius. 7: == Heats of vaporization of the [[element]]s == 11: <tr><th><b>Element</b></th><th><b>Heat of vaporization ([[Kilojoule_per_mole|kJ/mol]])</b><... Heat of combustion (2167 bytes) 1: ... oxygen to form [[carbon dioxide]], [[water]] and heat. It may be expressed with the units; 2: *energy/[[mole (unit)|mole]] of fuel 3: *energy/mass of fuel 4: *energy/volume of fuel 6: ...of formation (Δ<sub>f</sub>H<sup>0</sup>)]] of the products and reactants. White Heat (723 bytes) 1: ...derground's second album, see [[White Light/White Heat]].'' 3: ...red by many to be one of the greatest crime films of all time. 8: *[http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/white_heat/ Rotten Tomatoes Reviews] 9: ...ovietome/servlet/MovieMain/movieid-93040/ ''White Heat'' at Movie Tome]
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