Talk:Absolute entropies
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| Substance T [°C] S [J/mol°C] |
| H2O(g) 25 188.8 |
| H2O(l) 25 69.9 |
| H2O(l) 0 63.3 |
| H2O(s) 0 41.3 |
| NH3(g) 25 192.4 |
| HN3(l) 25 140.6 |
| HN3(g) 25 239.0 |
| O2(g) 25 205.1 |
| O2(g) 50 207.4 |
| O2(g) 100 211.7 |
| CO(g) 25 197.7 |
| CO(g) 50 200.0 |
| CO2(g) 24 213.7 |
| CO2(g) 50 216.9 |
| Br2(l) 25 152.2 |
| Br2(g) 25 245.5 |
| I2(s) 25 116.1 |
| I2(g) 25 260.7 |
| CaF2(s) 25 68.9 |
| CaCl2(s) 25 104.6 |
| CaBr2(s) 25 130.0 |
| C8H18(s) 25 361.1 |
Joules instead of cal should be used for SI units. Also for absolute entropies there must be a reference temperature.--TimS 15:59, 30 March 2007 (EDT)