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What are the empirical formulas for calculating enthalpy?

2010-06-28View Original

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When working on my course project, I encountered some enthalpies that I couldn’t find. I would like to ask everyone what empirical formulas are available for calculating enthalpy.
Reply #22010-06-29
There are many in physical chemistry; you’ll have to look for them on your own.
Reply #32010-06-29
Reply to 2# kzb7054: But some of the calculations are incorrect. Everyone is using those same values, right?
Reply #42010-07-03
This question is too general; different formulas are applicable under different conditions. Check whether the assumptions behind the formula you’re using match the conditions given in the problem.
Reply #52010-07-14
Enthalpy H = U + PV. Enthalpy does not have an absolute value; only the change in enthalpy can be calculated. Enthalpy is a function of temperature!
Reply #62010-07-15
Generally, no estimation is needed. I specialize in calculations related to chemical reaction equilibrium (Kp, Cp, H, S, G). If you need such services, feel free to contact me (sorry, there will be a fee required): zyaqsm@163.com

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