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In article <1992Oct8.140956.23685@cbfsb.cb.att.com>, rizzo@cbnewsf.cb.att.com
(anthony.r.rizzo) says:

>In article <1992Oct8.002254.20216@math.ucla.edu> rfedkiw@redwood.math.ucla.edu
>(Ronald Fedkiw) writes:
>>I'm trying to model the flow of high temperature air.......
>>I need to calculate the heat of formation of: N2 O2 N O NO NO+ e-

>Ten years ago, I took a course in combustion.  I haven't used
>that material since then.  But I recall something called
>the JANAF tables.  I'm not even sure that that is the correct
>spelling.  But I seem to remember something about heats of
>formation being in the JANAF tables.  Oh yes.  I do recall
>that NASA had something to do with the JANAF tables.

>I hope this is somewhat helpful.  After so many year of not being
>used, those synapses are all but gone. >:-(

>Tony Rizzo

Yes, the JANAF (Joint Army Navy Air Force) Thermochemical Tables are
what you want.  I have the Third Edition here.  It says it is published
by the American Chemical Society and the American Institute of Physics
for the National Bureau of Standards, copyright 1986.

It also says Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data
             Volume 14, 1985
             Supplement No. 1
(Its a two volume set)

This has the right data in it to calculate the equilibrium composition
of air at any temperature.
Hope this helps.. Jim