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Measurements of Isobaric Heat Capacities for High Pressure Fluids

Naoyuki Yada

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Recently, the necessity of measurements for thermodynamic properties of high pressure fluids is growing for the purpose of protecting global environmental needs in industry. This report shows not only the method of experimental study for isobaric heat capacity but an example of apparatus in detail. Furthermore, it explains a development of correlations for isobaric heat capacity and their applicability to alternatives for chlorofluorocarbons.

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Recently, the necessity of measurements for thermodynamic properties of high pressure fluids is growing for the purpose of protecting global environmental needs in industry. This report shows not only the method of experimental study for isobaric heat capacity but an example of apparatus in detail. Furthermore, it explains a development of correlations for isobaric heat capacity and their applicability to alternatives for chlorofluorocarbons.

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Recently, the necessity of measurements for thermodynamic properties of high pressure fluids is growing for the purpose of protecting global environmental needs in industry. This report shows not only the method of experimental study for isobaric heat capacity but an example of apparatus in detail. Furthermore, it explains a development of correlations for isobaric heat capacity and their applicability to alternatives for chlorofluorocarbons.

Key concepts: Isobaric process, Heat capacity, Thermodynamics, High pressure, Environmental science, Materials science, Physics

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