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Question
Match the columns.
| Column A | Column B |
| 1) Absolute humidity | a) J or cal |
| 2) Latent heat | b) J/kg °C |
| 3) Specific heat capacity | c) kJ/kg |
| 4) Heat | d) no unit |
| e) kg/m3 |
Solution
| Column A | Column B |
| 1) Absolute humidity | e) kg/m3 |
| 2) Latent heat | c) kJ/kg |
| 3) Specific heat capacity | b) J/kg °C |
| 4) Heat | a) J or cal |
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