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[Pingue2008]

Dear All,

 

It is very surprising that the properties of brine are not readily available given the fact that the chloralkali industry has been around for a while.

could anybody provide me with the Specific heat of brine solutions at different concentrations and temperatures. The attached from perry's is not in the range of interest.

 

Thank you,

Pingue

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[breizh]

http://www.nist.gov/...es/jpcrd239.pdf

 

Consider this resource ! 

 

Breizh

[Pingue2008]

Breizh,

 

Thank you very much, but I don't think it is helpful. I need Cp(Temp,Conc). The paper is just confusing plus the S.H is recorded with negative sign. it does not address my issue.

 

Thank you

[S.R.Shah]

Pingue2008

 

Estimation method to calculate Specific Heat of Sodium Chloride Solutions at Different Temperatures and Different Concentration is Availble at Cheresurces in Article by Chris Haslego

 

http://www.cheresour...issolved-solids

 

Hope this helps you.

 

SRShah

[breizh]

For Nacl , between 20 and 100 C the specific heat is 0.2069 kcal/kg C , you may be able to apply the rule mentioned above

 

Breizh