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January 1, 2007

Adiabatic-Temperature Rise: An Awkward Calculation Made Simple

How to estimate a final temperature after a reaction

Subin Hada & B. Keith Harrison, University of South Alabama

Click here for full pdf version of this article - includes all graphs, charts, tables, and author information   Predicting an adiabatic-temperature rise is useful to chemical engineers for a number of purposes. One use is with combustion reactions...

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