Molar heat capacitance

The molar heat capacitances Cpi and Cpj of the components are given as functions of temperature by the following two equations ... 

Constants of the molar heat capacitances Cpi for the organic components... 

Chemical name (lUPAC) Critical temperature Critical pressure Critical molar volume Critical compress. Molar heat capacit c =a+bT+cT +dT ... 

Heat capacities. In the demonstration of the ideal gas equation, the variations of the capacitive (internal) energy 11 and the enthalpy J-f have been merged into a single equation describing the variation of the PVproduct. If these differential equations had been kept separate and the same procedure was followed for defining the gas constant as the constant common value of two second derivatives, one would have found the definitions of the molar heat capacities (also called specific heats). Depending on the energy form, there are two heat capacities, at constant volume and at constant pressure ... 

Capacitance of the space between the electrode and the iimer Helmholtz plane Constant pressure specific heat Constant pressure specific heat of ideal gas Molar constant pressure specific heat of ideal gas Constant volume specific heat Molar constant volume specific heat of ideal gas Constant volume specific heat of ideal gas Concentration of oxidant species Concentration of reductant species Carbonate ion Carbon monoxide Carbon dioxide... 

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