Table 2.2 Molar Heat Capacity at Constant Pressure as a Function of Temperature from 300 to 1800 K: Cp = ? + ?T + ?T^2 + ?T^3 ? (J K^-1 mol^-1) ? (10^-2 J K^-2 mol^-1) ? (10^-5 J K^-3 mol^-1) ? (10^-9 J K^-4 mol^-1) N2(g) 28.883 -0.157 0.808 -2.871 O2(g) 25.460 1.519 -0.715 1.311 H2(g) 29.088 -0.192 0.400 -0.870 CO(g) 28.142 0.167 0.537 -2.221 CO2(g) 22.243 5.977 -3.499 7.464 H2O(g) 32.218 0.192 1.055 -3.593 NH3(g) 24.619 3.750 -0.138 CH4(g) 19.875 5.021 1.268 -11.004
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