What is the specific heat capacity of coal tar?

2010-04-26View Original

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I only know that the average specific heat capacity is 2.1; how can I calculate the specific heat capacity?

Reply #22010-04-30

1.88—2.10kJ/kg·C

Reply #32010-04-30

It’s probably just water, around 0.5

Reply #42010-05-03

0.58 .................

Reply #52010-12-18

What the hell was sent from the 3rd floor? A blank document; pay me one dollar as compensation.....

Reply #62010-12-18

I usually calculate it at 0.45 KCal/kg

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