It'll be hotter. How much hotter? Well, that depends on how much heat was produced.

它会更热一些，更热多少？,这取决于产生了多少热量。

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You just became so much hotter."

你变得更性感了“

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Any of you who have come from Europe will care a lot more about this issue in all likelihood, than the Americans because it's been a much hotter topic in Europe.

比起美国的同学,来自欧洲的同学,会对这个话题会更感兴趣,因为这个话题在欧洲倍受关注

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When you go from here to going outside, to going to a much hotter room, your temperature stays the same and your body is able to control this on your own, you don't have to think about it.

当你从这里走出去,去一个更热的房间的时候,你的体温不会变化,你的身体能自行控制体温,你无需要刻意想它

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So in principle, if I measure how much hotter, I can determine how much heat was produced, and from that, I should be able H to calculate delta H at T1.

所以原则上，如果我测量，变热了多少，我就能确定，有多少热被产生,从中我就可以计算T1下的Δ

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And then maybe I raise the temperature to whatever, room temperature, maybe 20 degrees hotter than room temperature. And I again say OK, now how much heat do I need to raise this thing's temperature by 1 degree?

我可能把温度升到，比如室温,或者比室温高20度之类,然后我再说，好,现在要把这个东西的温度,升高一度需要多少热量？

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