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ThermophysicalData[Chemicals]

  

GetSpecies

  

return the chemicals known to ThermophysicalData:-Chemicals

 

Calling Sequence

Parameters

Description

Examples

References

Compatibility

Calling Sequence

GetSpecies(opt)

Parameters

opt

-

(optional) the option speciesnames=t where t is default or original

Description

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The GetSpecies command returns a list containing the chemical names known to the ThermophysicalData:-Chemicals package.

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These can be used with the ThermophysicalData:-Chemicals:-Property command to get thermodynamic data.

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If the speciesnames=original option is provided, then the original names, as defined in the data source McBride et al. 20002, are returned instead of the default names.

Examples

withThermophysicalData:-Chemicals:

Chemicals known to ThermophysicalData:-Chemicals

speciesGetSpecies:

The subpackage is aware of over 2000 chemicals

nopsspecies

2073

(1)

The first ten chemical names

species1..10

e-(g),Ag(g),Ag+(g),Ag-(g),Al(g),Al+(g),Al-(g),AlBr(g),AlBr2(g),AlBr3(g)

(2)

An empirical correlation for the molar enthalpy of elemental nitrogen at standard conditions

PropertyHmolar,species10,temperature=t,explicit

8.314510t47189.48840t21053.853163lntt+13.507471680.003319934965t+2.423092277×10−6t21.069512372×10−9t3+2.091146562×10−13t446994.40330t200.000t1000.00089355.27440t226.78035134lntt+10.020639974.229382200×10−6t+6.347477723×10−10t25.537989462×10−14t3+2.076438778×10−18t452492.47640t1000.000<t6000.000undefinedotherwise

(3)

Determine the molecular weight of CO2 with and without units

PropertyMolarMass&comma;CO2

44.0095000

(4)

PropertyMolarMass&comma;CO2&comma;useunits

44.0095000gmol

(5)

Return an empirical correlation for the molar enthalpy of CO2

PropertyHmolar&comma;CO2&comma;temperature=T&comma;explicit

8.314510T49436.50540T2626.4116010lnTT+5.301725240+0.001251906908T7.091029093×10−8T21.922497195×10−10T3+5.699355602×10−14T445281.98460T200.000T1000.000117696.2419T21788.791477lnTT+8.2915231900.00004611578390T+1.621225627×10−9T24.727633280×10−13T3+1.266007318×10−16T439083.50590T1000.000<T6000.0001.544423287×109T2+1.016847056×106lnTT256.1405230+0.01684700540T7.270614457×10−7T2+1.747855210×10−11T31.768470300×10−16T48.043214510×106T6000.000<T20000.000undefinedotherwise

(6)

Backsolve for a temperature, given an enthalpy

fsolvePropertyHmolar&comma;CO2&comma;temperature=T=393811.1213UnitJmol&comma;T=280UnitK

289.9999991K

(7)

References

  

McBride, Bonnie J.; Zehe, Michael J.; and Gordon, Sanford. NASA Glenn Coefficients for Calculating Thermodynamic Properties of Individual Species; 2002; https://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/CEAWeb/TP-2002-21556.htm (6 Dec 2017)

Compatibility

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The ThermophysicalData:-Chemicals:-GetSpecies command was introduced in Maple 2018.

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For more information on Maple 2018 changes, see Updates in Maple 2018.

See Also

ThermophysicalData

ThermophysicalData/Chemicals/ChemicalNames

ThermophysicalData:-Chemicals

ThermophysicalData:-Chemicals:-Property