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Specific heat of dry gas

2009-03-16View Original

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I wonder if any of you have a chemistry handbook; could you please check what the specific heat of dry gas and that of steam is? As for the temperature at which steam and dry gas mix, can it be calculated directly using the formula Q=mC(t1-t2)?
Reply #22009-03-20
A rough estimate is acceptable, but more precise calculations are not possible. Since the specific heat of mixed substances is not constant and changes with temperature, using enthalpy values yields more accurate results.

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