Research Article

Thermodynamical Quantities of Chalcogenide Dimers (O2, S2, Se2, and Te2) from Spectroscopic Data

Table 3

Calculated thermodynamical properties of selenium molecule (Se2) at 1 Atm.

T (K)Se2 molecule
F (kJ/mole)H (kJ/mole)S (J/mole/K) 𝐶 𝑝 (J/mole/K)

10017.792.07216.3430.09
20039.725.72238.3733.64
30063.398.68252.4035.38
40088.2511.60262.7236.17
500114.0214.53270.8636.58
600140.5417.46277.5736.81
700167.6720.40283.2736.96
800195.3223.34288.2337.05
900223.4526.29292.6137.12
1000251.9829.24296.5437.16
1100280.8932.20300.1037.20
1200310.1435.17303.3637.23
1300339.7038.14306.3537.25
1400369.5441.12309.1337.26
1500399.6544.10311.7137.28
1600430.0147.09314.1437.29
1700460.6150.09316.4137.29
1800491.4253.09318.5637.30
1900522.4456.10320.5937.31
2000553.6559.11322.5237.31
2100585.0662.13324.3637.32
2200616.6465.16326.1137.32
2300648.3968.19327.7837.32
2400680.3071.23329.3837.32
2500712.3774.27330.9237.33
2600744.5977.32332.4037.33
2700776.9580.38333.8337.33
2800809.4583.44335.2037.33
2900842.0986.51336.5237.33
3000874.8589.59337.8037.33

Where F is free energy (kJ/mole), H is enthalpy (kJ/mole), S is entropy (J/mole/K), 𝐶 𝑝 is specific heat (J/mole/K), and T is temperature (K).