Specific heat capacity of Argon dependence on temperature

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SUMMARY

The specific heat capacity of Argon is temperature-dependent up to 700 K, after which the values for Cp and Cv become constant. For applications requiring data up to 1300 K, it is essential to reference reliable sources such as the NIST Chemistry WebBook. This resource provides critical thermodynamic data necessary for evaluating the enthalpy of gases, particularly in gas turbine exhaust scenarios.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of thermodynamic properties, specifically specific heat capacity.
  • Familiarity with gas turbine operation and exhaust analysis.
  • Knowledge of temperature ranges relevant to gas behavior, particularly up to 1300 K.
  • Ability to navigate and extract data from scientific databases like the NIST Chemistry WebBook.
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  • Research the specific heat capacity of Argon at various temperatures using the NIST Chemistry WebBook.
  • Study the implications of constant Cp and Cv values on thermodynamic calculations.
  • Explore methods for evaluating enthalpy in gas mixtures at high temperatures.
  • Investigate the impact of temperature on the performance of gas turbines.
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Engineers, researchers, and students involved in thermodynamics, particularly those working with gas turbines and high-temperature gas analysis.

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Hi boys and girls.

I am looking for Specific heat capacity of Argon dependence on temperature but i can't seem to find it anywhere. Do you have some source where I could get it from?. I need it for temperatures up to 1300K since i need to evaluate enthalpy of fumes at the exit from a gas turbine..Thank you !
 
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