trouton's rule

trouton's rule
\\ˈtrau̇tənz-\ noun
Usage: usually capitalized T
Etymology: after Frederick T. Trouton died 1922 English physicist
: a statement in physical chemistry: the molar heats of vaporization of pure liquids are proportional to the absolute temperatures of their boiling points

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