Sensible Heat
Sensible heat is the term that describes when a substance absorbs or transmits heat energy during a change of temperature which is not accompanied by a change of state (Latent Heat).
In other words if you add heat to a substance and it gains 10 degrees °C in temperature. If it has also not changed from a solid to liquid or liquid to vapour it has increased in sensible heat of 10 degrees °C.
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