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The problem of specific heat capacity

2009-08-02View Original

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During the design process, we all encountered the problem of specific heat capacity. For organic compounds, the specific heat capacity cannot be found in the data. How can we determine the specific heat of organic solutions? ?
Reply #22009-08-03
The specific heat capacity of commonly used organic compounds is available in the organic volume of the Chemical and Chemical Properties Data Manual. I will give you a link.: http://home.imhb.cn/indexCF/home/MyDocumentDown.aspx?MSAutoID=180668
Reply #32009-08-03
Many data sheets have correlations between specific heat and temperature. You can look them up in one.
Reply #42009-08-03
Specific heat and specific heat capacity are the same concept and can be found for commonly used solvents.
Reply #52009-08-04
If the specific heat of some substances cannot be found, the group contribution method can be used to approximate the calculation. You can refer to a book edited by Wang Fuan: Chemical Industry Data Guide.
Reply #62009-08-05
I just can’t find it in the relevant physical property data manual, such as the specific heat of C9 aromatic organic solvent? What is the specific heat after it is mixed with TOP?

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