specific heat at constant pressure
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How to calculate the constant-pressure specific heat capacity of a gas (when the temperature rises or falls)?
It’s included in these physical and chemical property constants
The data on the properties of inorganic substances, as well as those of organic substances, are included in these two books. Formulas are provided therein; by substituting the A, B, and C constants for each substance into these formulas, it is possible to calculate the constant-pressure specific heat at the corresponding temperature
How is the constant-pressure specific heat of a mixed gas calculated? Is it to calculate each component first and then combine them using the mixing rules?