[Towhee-users] Problem calculating heat capacity in Towhee
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From: William K. <wil...@gm...> - 2008-10-21 13:28:03
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The formula given in the towhee output for calculation of heat capacity (T^2<H^2>-<H>^2) does not seem to have correct dimensions. The corrected forms suggest: C_p=(<H^2>-<H>^2)/(T^2*k_b) C_v=(<U^2>-<U>^2)/(T^2*k_b) I wonder if anybody had checked on this in the corresponding calculating subroutines in the code. Also, I was comparing the experimental values for the heat capacity (C_p, C_v) for pure methane with the corresponding values obtained from the towhee code and the two values differ significantly. For example at T=100(K), P=100(KPa) , C_p= 54.672 (J/K*mol) from experiment and C_p= 0.1221E+4 (J/K*mol) from towhee). Any suggestions? |