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How can I find the calorific value of various chemical substances?

Reply #22008-01-13

Refer to books on physical chemistry or other sources, or calculate using the standard enthalpy of formation of the substance.

Reply #32008-01-14

You can look up the Chemical Engineering Handbook, Volume 1, the Basic Data section!

Reply #42008-01-14

There are also chemical engineering design manuals, and generally, physical and chemical property manuals are available as well; it’s convenient to look them up online

Reply #52008-01-14

I remember that it is also mentioned in textbooks on chemical thermodynamics

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