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Regarding the specific heat of air

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When I was looking up questions about the specific heat of gases, I found that the specific heat of air at 600° has two values, 1.11kcal/kg and 1.356kcal/nm3. How are these two values ​​converted?
Reply #22009-04-15
Check the air density under standard conditions or use the ideal gas formula to calculate the air density. If you divide the two, you can find the difference by one density conversion.
Reply #32009-05-14
Just bring in the standard density and convert it m=vp

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