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    This document provides the specific heat capacity (cp) in J/g K and molar heat capacity (Cp) in J/mol K at 25°C and 100 kPa for many elements. It lists the name of each element and their respective cp and Cp values. The cp is a measure of the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one gram of a substance by 1°C, while Cp is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one mole of a substance by 1°C. A wide range of values are given, from 0.094 J/g K for Radon to 28.836 J/mol K for Hydrogen.

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    Heat Capacities of Elements PDF

    Enviado por

    Michael Sutherland
    This document provides the specific heat capacity (cp) in J/g K and molar heat capacity (Cp) in J/mol K at 25°C and 100 kPa for many elements. It lists the name of each element and their respective cp and Cp values. The cp is a measure of the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one gram of a substance by 1°C, while Cp is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one mole of a substance by 1°C. A wide range of values are given, from 0.094 J/g K for Radon to 28.836 J/mol K for Hydrogen.

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    HEAT CAPACITY OF THE ELEMENTS AT 25 C

    This table gives the specific heat capacity (cp) in J/g K and the molar heat capacity (Cp) in J/mol K at a temperature of 25 C and a pressure of 100
    kPa (1 bar or 0.987 standard atmospheres) for all the elements for which reliable data are available.

    Name
    Actinium
    Aluminum
    Antimony
    Argon
    Arsenic
    Barium
    Beryllium
    Bismuth
    Boron
    Bromine (Br2)
    Cadmium
    Calcium
    Carbon (graphite)
    Cerium
    Cesium
    Chlorine (Cl2)
    Chromium
    Cobalt
    Copper
    Dysprosium
    Erbium
    Europium
    Fluorine (F2)
    Gadolinium
    Gallium
    Germanium
    Gold
    Hafnium
    Helium
    Holmium
    Hydrogen (H2)
    Indium
    Iodine (I2)
    Iridium
    Iron
    Krypton
    Lanthanum
    Lead
    Lithium
    Lutetium
    Magnesium
    Manganese
    Mercury

    cp
    J/g K

    Cp
    J/mol K

    0.120
    0.897
    0.207
    0.520
    0.329
    0.204
    1.825
    0.122
    1.026
    0.474
    0.232
    0.647
    0.709
    0.192
    0.242
    0.479
    0.449
    0.421
    0.385
    0.173
    0.168
    0.182
    0.824
    0.236
    0.373
    0.320
    0.129
    0.144
    5.193
    0.165
    14.304
    0.233
    0.214
    0.131
    0.449
    0.248
    0.195
    0.130
    3.582
    0.154
    1.023
    0.479
    0.140

    27.2
    24.20
    25.23
    20.786
    24.64
    28.07
    16.443
    25.52
    11.087
    75.69
    26.020
    25.929
    8.517
    26.94
    32.210
    33.949
    23.35
    24.81
    24.440
    28.16
    28.12
    27.66
    31.304
    37.03
    26.03
    23.222
    25.418
    25.73
    20.786
    27.15
    28.836
    26.74
    54.43
    25.10
    25.10
    20.786
    27.11
    26.84
    24.860
    26.86
    24.869
    26.32
    27.983

    Name
    Molybdenum
    Neodymium
    Neon
    Nickel
    Niobium
    Nitrogen (N2)
    Osmium
    Oxygen (O2)
    Palladium
    Phosphorus (white)
    Platinum
    Potassium
    Praseodymium
    Radon
    Rhenium
    Rhodium
    Rubidium
    Ruthenium
    Samarium
    Scandium
    Selenium
    Silicon
    Silver
    Sodium
    Strontium
    Sulfur (rhombic)
    Tantalum
    Tellurium
    Terbium
    Thallium
    Thorium
    Thulium
    Tin (white)
    Titanium
    Tungsten
    Uranium
    Vanadium
    Xenon
    Ytterbium
    Yttrium
    Zinc
    Zirconium

    4-135

    cp
    J/g K

    Cp
    J/mol K

    0.251
    0.190
    1.030
    0.444
    0.265
    1.040
    0.130
    0.918
    0.246
    0.769
    0.133
    0.757
    0.193
    0.094
    0.137
    0.243
    0.363
    0.238
    0.197
    0.568
    0.321
    0.712
    0.235
    1.228
    0.306
    0.708
    0.140
    0.202
    0.182
    0.129
    0.118
    0.160
    0.227
    0.523
    0.132
    0.116
    0.489
    0.158
    0.155
    0.298
    0.388
    0.278

    24.06
    27.45
    20.786
    26.07
    24.60
    29.124
    24.7
    29.378
    25.98
    23.824
    25.86
    29.600
    27.20
    20.786
    25.48
    24.98
    31.060
    24.06
    29.54
    25.52
    25.363
    19.99
    25.350
    28.230
    26.79
    22.70
    25.36
    25.73
    28.91
    26.32
    27.32
    27.03
    26.99
    25.060
    24.27
    27.665
    24.89
    20.786
    26.74
    26.53
    25.390
    25.36

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