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1-Visitor
March 31, 2012
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Why doesn't it like my expressions?

  • March 31, 2012
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I don't understand why it doesn't like my ∆H expressions (the one that use heat capacity). I'm talking about ∆Hethanol(T), ∆Hethylene(T) and ∆Hwater(T). From there I think I can figure out what's wrong with the rest of it, just need to know one to know the rest. It doesn't come up as red until you enter the = sign.

Also, do I need to do a solve block before ∆Greaction(T,P,e) to get it to graph? I just can't tell because of the errors.

Best answer by wayne

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Sorry, missed that.

The expressions do work, just not in line. Evaluate next to the expression. Sometimes this happens.

By the way, they are not actually functions of T, T is inside the integrals, which have fixed limits.

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12-Amethyst
March 31, 2012

Some of the functions are not defined, put a couple of artificial ones in

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1-Visitor
April 1, 2012

Thanks for catching some inconsistencies. But my problem was evaluating the ∆H expressions. Anyone know?

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12-Amethyst
April 1, 2012

tmp1.gif

Sorry, missed that.

The expressions do work, just not in line. Evaluate next to the expression. Sometimes this happens.

By the way, they are not actually functions of T, T is inside the integrals, which have fixed limits.