Heat of Formation of NO etc...

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From: Raghuram G Murtugudde
Date: Fri, 09 Oct 1992 00:42

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 I don't know how complex your system is. But if you are just looking for
 the heat of formation of the species you mentioned and any other
 reactions from the N2, O2 etc., they are straight forward calculations.

 Refer to the book by Bruce Mahan. It is a Chemistry book. Or pick up some
 combustion book though I can't come up with a name right now.

 If you are thinking of considering all possible reactions involved in
 heating air and then choosing the equilibrium composition at some
 temperature by minimizing Gibbs Free Energy or entropy change, then you
 need a sophisticated code like the GCKP( General Chemical Kinetics Program).
 This is maintained by COSMIC at Georgia Tech and by NASA/Ames.
 Good luck.

 Ragu

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