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Hi,
While studying hydrogen properties, I have found that the specific heat (Cp) of liquid hydrogen is lower than gaseous hydrogen - contrary to other fluids.
Could anyone help me clarify why?
Thanks.
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Liquid And Gaseous Hydrogen Specific Heat
Started by lee1706, May 22 2018 08:44 PM
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