Thermodynamic Properties of Carbon Dioxide to 24,000°K with Possible Application to the Atmosphere of Venus

J. L. Raymond

ResearchPublished 1958

A study of the properties of 100 per cent CO2 (carbon dioxide) in the temperature range of 1000°K to 24,000°K and pressure range of 10-4 to 102 atmospheres. The properties calculated are enthalpy, entropy, molecular weight, density, internal energy, and molar composition. A Mollier chart for 100 per cent CO2 in these ranges is presented.

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Raymond, J. L., Thermodynamic Properties of Carbon Dioxide to 24,000°K with Possible Application to the Atmosphere of Venus. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1958. https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_memoranda/RM2292.html.
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