Specific heat capacity of cyclohexanone

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The discussion revolves around the need for accurate heat capacity data for cyclohexanone to account for heat loss in a specific situation. Participants clarify the difference between specific heat capacity and molar heat capacity, noting that either measurement can be useful. One user expresses frustration at the difficulty of finding reliable data, indicating that the provided resources are insufficient. There is a suggestion to consult specialized chemistry websites for more accurate information. The conversation highlights the challenges in obtaining precise thermal properties for cyclohexanone.
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I'm in a situation where I need to adjust for heat loss, and am at a loss because my "comprehensive" data booklet isn't comprehensive enough. Could anyone please look up the specific molar heat capacity of cyclohexanone for me? Thanks in advance.
 
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which one the specific heat capicity or the molar heat capacity?
 
Sorry about that. The isobaric heat capacity or the molar heat capacity. Either is good.
 
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oh ok when i read it i was like I am pretty sure that's not a measurement. This is turning out to be hard to find, ill have to check a chemistry website instead of wikipedia
 

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