What are the heat capacity values of diesel in liquid and vapor states?

In summary, the heat capacity value of diesel is typically around 2.2 kJ/kg·K at 15°C. This is higher than the heat capacity value of gasoline, which is typically around 2.0 kJ/kg·K at 15°C. Knowing the heat capacity value of diesel is important for understanding its ability to store and release heat energy, especially in applications involving heat transfer. The heat capacity value of diesel can vary slightly with temperature and is typically measured using a calorimeter.
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What is the heat capacity values of diesel in liquid and vapour state?
 
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You want estimates for a "generic" diesel, or have you something more specific in mind? Per mole? Per kg?
 

1. What is the heat capacity value of diesel?

The heat capacity value of diesel is typically around 2.2 kJ/kg·K at 15°C.

2. How does the heat capacity value of diesel compare to other fuels?

Diesel has a higher heat capacity value compared to gasoline, which typically has a heat capacity value of 2.0 kJ/kg·K at 15°C.

3. Why is knowing the heat capacity value of diesel important?

Knowing the heat capacity value of diesel is important for understanding its ability to store and release heat energy. This is particularly useful in applications where heat transfer is involved, such as in engines.

4. Does the heat capacity value of diesel change with temperature?

Yes, the heat capacity value of diesel can vary slightly with temperature. Generally, it decreases with increasing temperature.

5. How is the heat capacity value of diesel measured?

The heat capacity value of diesel is typically measured using a calorimeter, which is a device that measures the amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of a known amount of diesel by a certain amount.

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