Appendix A.3. Physical Properties of Inorganic and Organic Compounds

Table A.3-1. Standard Heats of Formation at 298.15 K (25°C) and 101.325 kPa (1 Atm Abs), (c) = crystalline, (g) = gas, (l) = liquid

 

ΔH°f

 

ΔH°f

Compound

(kJ/kg mol)10–3

kcal/g mol

Compound

(kJ/kg mol)10–3

kcal/g mol

NH3(g)

–46.19

–11.40

CaCO3(c)

–1206.87

–288.45

NO(g)

+90.374

+21.600

CaO(c)

–635.5

–151.9

H2O(l)

–285.840

–68.3174

CO(g)

–110.523

–26.4157

H2O(g)

–241.826

–57.7979

CO2(g)

–393.513

–94.0518

HCN(g)

+130.1

+31.1

CH4(g)

–74.848

–17.889

HCI(g)

–92.312

–22.063

C2H6(g)

–84.667

–20.236

H2SO4(l)

–811.32

–193.91

C3H8(g)

–103.847

–24.820

H3PO4(c)

–128.1

–306.2

CH3OH(l)

–238.66

–57.04

NaCl(c)

–411.003

–98.232

CH3CH3OH(l)

–277.61

–66.35

NH4Cl(c)

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