Sensible Heat from Specific Enthalpy

[@ikramulhaq1939]

Thanks man, you helped me in that squaring temprature mistake I was making:)

[@edwardbush4364]

Why is it that the values of a, b, c and d are to the power of a positive number? In my physical properties table in Elementary Principles of Chemical Engineering, they are to the power of positive numbers.

[@xursssulaxx]

i think it might say "a x 10^3" and "b x 10^5" etc. but if you rearrange to solve for a and b respectively then you divide by 10^3 and 10^5 respectively so then a = ....x10^-3 and b = ....x10^-5 etc.

[@draculaalucard3137]

Omg man, now I understand how it works!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

[@margaretoneil4922]

This was so helpful, thank you!!

[@seanreed6447]

The 3.593x10^(-12) should be over 4.

[@LearnChemE]

Thank you for finding that error. The calculation was completed correctly, but I will make a change to note that correction.

[@mohammedal-battikhi2903]

why didn't we use steam tables (table B.7 in Felder.Rousseau book) to find the change in specific enthalpies