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How to estimate the heat capacity of an ideal gas (CPIG) using Aspen?

2012-02-07View Original

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Recently, when using Aspen for simulations, triglycerides did not have the ideal gas heat capacity (CPIG). Could those who are more experienced advise on how to estimate CPIG?
Reply #22015-06-02
I encountered this problem 3 years later. Has the person who asked the question resolved it yet?
Reply #32015-06-03
Enter the molecular structure, select the estimation method, and then estimate the CPIG under T-dependent conditions.
Reply #42022-01-19
It should be possible to estimate it, but an error occurs when attempting to estimate only that parameter

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