Nicolas-Leonard-Sadi Carnot, Father Of Thermodynamics
postulated that
“No heat is lost in the process, but that the quantity of heat remains unchained … this fact is not doubted; it was assumed at first without investigation, and then established in many cases by calorimetric measurements. To deny this would overthrow the whole theory of heat, of which it is the foundation.”
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postulated that
“No heat is lost in the process, but that the quantity of heat remains unchained … this fact is not doubted; it was assumed at first without investigation, and then established in many cases by calorimetric measurements. To deny this would overthrow the whole theory of heat, of which it is the foundation.”
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