This is an example of the minimum input required to fit NIST-format data, which is 5 columns consisting of temperature (K), and species properties ,
,
and
. Input data can be obtained from the NIST Chemistry WebBook[9]
, p. 124
using the following steps:
At the start of the NIST menu (http://webbook.nist.gov/chemistry/form-ser.html), choose calorie-based units in the toggle under question #3, when selecting the desired units for thermodynamic data.
In the table view, highlight and copy the table text, then paste into a text file.
Defaults are PHAS=G, and TMIN=300, TMAX=6000, the first and last positive data points greater than 298, but keywords may be used to supersede these values.
Figure 7.4: DATA NIST Input File
SPEC OH
ELEM O 1
ELEM H 1
H298 9.318131
TEMP 1500.
DATA NIST
300. 7.16 43.95 43.91 0.01
400. 7.09 46.00 44.19 0.73
:
5900. 9.41 67.53 59.42 47.89
6000. 9.43 67.69 59.55 48.83
END