Entropy of Fusion is the thermodynamic quantity representing the increase in disorder or randomness in a substance when transitioning from the solid to the liquid phase at its melting point, defined as the ratio of the enthalpy of fusion to the absolute melting temperature.
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Joseph O. Hirschfelder, David A. Stevenson, Henry Eyring · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1937 · 336 citations
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