I am looking for help in finding the standard chemical exergy value of a component. For example, in literature, we can find the standard chemical exergy value of nitrogen as 0.72 kJ/mol. How one can calculate this value? Actually, I want to calculate the chemical exergy value of perhydro dibenzyl toluene (C21H38), and dibenzyl toluene (C21H20).
Torsten Birth-Reichert
dear Muhammad Haris Hamayun
maybe this can help
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/engineering/specific-chemical-exergy
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torsten
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I hope these article-type scientific contributions will be of use to you in your research.
- Calculation of higher and lower heating values and chemical exergy values of liquid products obtained from pyrolysis of hazelnut cupulae Bilgen, S., Keleş, S., Kaygusuz, K. 2012 Energy
- Exergy-based optimization of a continuous reactor applied to produce value-added chemicals from glycerol through esterification with acetic acid Aghbashlo, M., Tabatabaei, M., Rastegari, H., Ghaziaskar, H.S., Valijanian, E. 2018 Energy
- The estimation of chemical availability (Exergy) values for various types of coals in geographical regions of Turkey Bilgen, S. 2014 Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization and Environmental Effects
- A critical evaluation on chemical exergy and its correlation with high heating value for single and multi-component typical plastic wastes Huang, Y.W., Chen, M.Q., Li, Q.H., Xing, W. 2018 Energy
- The determination of the chemical exergy values of Indonesian biomass and biomass residues Bilgen, S. 2014 Journal of Biobased Materials and Bioenergy
- Calculation and analysis of the chemical exergy based on high heating values of fuel Wang, J.-X., Wu, Z.-Q., Han, Z.-H., Liu, X.-Z., Qian, J.-B. 2012 Dongli Gongcheng Xuebao/Journal of Chinese Society of Power Engineering
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