Reaction heat

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Where can I find information on the reaction heat and specific heat capacity of materials, for compounds that have comprehensive data available?

Reply #22016-11-04

\"Chemical Process Design Manual\" is available in electronic form on Haichuan for download.

Reply #32016-11-04

The Handbook of Thermochimistry of Pure Substances: The heat of reaction can be calculated using the enthalpies of formation listed therein

Reply #42016-11-04

I couldn’t find the enthalpy of formation of salts in either the chemical process design handbook or the thermochimical handbook for pure substances.

Reply #52016-11-10

Could you send the Aspen installation package and tutorial?

Reply #62016-11-13

This is really too big; search on forums and the internet

Reply #72016-12-20

There are some data in the Perry’s Chemical Engineering Handbook; I’m not sure which salt you’re looking for?

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