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Entropy and Related Thermodynamic Properties of n‐Valeric Acid

The heat capacity from 15° to 300°K, the heat of fusion (3384.7±1.0 cal/mole), the temperature of fusion (239.49°±0.02°K), and the entropy of the ideal gas at 1 atm, 25°C (105.12±0.15 cal/deg·mole) of valeric acid have been determined experimentally.

J. E. Kilpatrick | L. A. Mcdougall

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