Latent heat of vaporization of water
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I would like to ask the experts here: I’m looking for the latent heat of vaporization of water at various temperatures (from -29 to 46). In which books can I find this information? ? Physical chemistry? ?
It’s available in the Handbook of Gas Thermodynamics
From a physicochemical perspective, it should be possible to find the calculation formulas; you can do the calculations by yourself. Hehe, it’s better to look up a convenient handbook – there are probably tables included in the principles of chemical engineering.
2# TOMMORROW Gas Thermodynamics Manual? ? ? Is this the name of the book? ?
Is it the latent heat of vaporization? r=2510KJ/KG
The Perry manual is very useful
It’s in the appendix at the end of Principles of Chemical Engineering!
Textbooks on chemical engineering principles, the Chemical Engineering Handbook, and other property data manuals all contain common basic data! You can find them and also improve your skills
Can it be found in Aspen? ?