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Where can I find information on the heat of chemical reactions?

2015-09-08View Original

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Dear fellow sailors, I would like to know where I can find data on the heat of chemical reactions for some common reactions (such as acid-base neutralization, etc.). Thank you for your help.
Reply #22015-09-08
There are reaction equations, and calculations are carried out using standard enthalpies of formation or standard enthalpies of combustion. Data under standard conditions are available for reference. Reaction heat = enthalpy of production of reactants – enthalpy of production of products. Then, temperature and pressure correction is performed.
Reply #32015-09-08
As clearly stated above, as for the standard enthalpy of formation or combustion of moles, it can be found in physical chemistry or thermodynamics handbooks
Reply #42015-09-09
Please check the following three manuals: the English version of the Physics and Chemistry Manual; the Chinese or English version of the Lan’s Chemical Manual; and the Chinese version of the Collection of Chemical Thermodynamics Data Manuals (11 volumes in total)

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