The child’s graduation project! !
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Graduation project on saving children: 1. Can I find tables or manuals showing the specific heat of polyether polyols? 2. What is the specific heat of chilled water at -15 degrees Celsius? -What about 5 degrees Celsius?
First is to provide a solvent manual. Also, the specific heat capacity of water – that’s too easy!
Have you ever seen liquid water at -15 degrees? It’s unclear what the components of frozen water are, so how can one determine them?
The specific heat of water is 1.0 Kcal/kg*℃, and it does not change significantly at any temperature.
Is this the duck found there, namely the specific heat of trihydroxypolyether? I saw someone say that polyethers have a higher specific heat of 2.2 KJ/(kg·K), but I’m not sure.
It’s the polyether one; I looked for the material property manual for organic coils, but couldn’t find one for polymers. Could you recommend which property handbook? It’s too spicy, please~