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    01 Heat Capacity Examples

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    This document contains heat capacity (Cp) data for methane at different temperatures (T) ranging from 298K to 1500K. A polynomial regression was performed to fit the Cp vs T data, resulting in an equation of the form Cp = a0 + a1T + a2T^2, with coefficients a0 = 13.4365, a1 = 0.079778, and a2 = -2.1223E-5. The regression achieved an R^2 value of 0.99498, indicating an excellent fit to the experimental data points.

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    This document contains heat capacity (Cp) data for methane at different temperatures (T) ranging from 298K to 1500K. A polynomial regression was performed to fit the Cp vs T data, resulting in an equation of the form Cp = a0 + a1T + a2T^2, with coefficients a0 = 13.4365, a1 = 0.079778, and a2 = -2.1223E-5. The regression achieved an R^2 value of 0.99498, indicating an excellent fit to the experimental data points.

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    AN EXXAMPLE EXCEL SHEET TO CALCULATE HEAT CAPACITIES

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    This document contains heat capacity (Cp) data for methane at different temperatures (T) ranging from 298K to 1500K. A polynomial regression was performed to fit the Cp vs T data, resulting in an equation of the form Cp = a0 + a1T + a2T^2, with coefficients a0 = 13.4365, a1 = 0.079778, and a2 = -2.1223E-5. The regression achieved an R^2 value of 0.99498, indicating an excellent fit to the experimental data points.

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    1
    2
    3
    4
    5

    Heat capacity of Methane


    T, K
    Cp, J/(mol-K)
    298
    35
    600
    55
    900
    66
    1200
    80
    1500
    85
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1

    X=

    298
    600
    900
    1200
    1500
    1
    298
    88804

    XT =

    1
    600
    360000

    88804
    360000
    810000
    1440000
    2250000
    1
    900
    810000

    1
    1200
    1440000

    1
    1500
    2250000

    90
    80

    5
    4498
    4948804

    XTX =

    XTY =

    4498
    4948804
    4948804
    6074463592
    6074463592 7.92969E+012

    70

    Cp / J60mol-1 K
    50
    40

    321
    326330
    382818140

    30
    20
    10

    beta =

    #
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5

    a0 =
    a1 =
    a2 =

    T, K
    298
    600
    900
    1200
    1500
    Avg
    R^2 =

    13.43651107
    0.079778447
    -2.1223E-005

    Cp, J/(mol-K)
    35
    55
    66
    80
    85
    64.2

    0
    200

    Cp*
    35.3
    53.7
    68.0
    78.6
    85.4

    f(
    R

    Cp - Cp av Cp
    852.6
    84.6
    3.2
    249.6
    432.6
    Sum 1622.8

    - Cp*
    0.1
    1.8
    4.2
    1.9
    0.1
    8.1

    0.994984823 = 1 - sum(Cp - Cp*)^2 / sum(Cp - Cp av)^2

    Cp, J/(mol-K)
    90
    80
    70

    f(x) = - 2.12225032727392E-005x^2 + 0.0797784468x + 13.4365110719


    R = 0.994984823

    Cp / J60mol-1 K-1
    50

    Cp, J/(mol-K)

    40

    Polynomial (Cp, J/(mol-K))

    30
    20
    10
    0
    200

    400

    600

    800

    1000
    T/K

    1200

    1400

    1600

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