Does this equation exist? (Latent heat, temperature, entropy)

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The equation for latent heat is confirmed as L = Tconst(S2 - S1), where L represents latent heat, Tconst is the constant temperature, and S2 and S1 are the entropy values. This equation is essential for understanding the relationship between temperature and entropy in thermodynamic processes. The discussion validates the equation's correctness, providing clarity for those studying thermodynamics.

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Evening all. I've seen this equation written down but can not for the life of me find it on tinterweb, is it correct?

L = Tconst(S2-S1)
 
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Yes, that's correct.
 
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