how to define the range with variable
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h_H2 = 0;
h_O2 = 0;
h_H2O = -241827;
s_H2 = 130.59;
s_O2 = 205.14;
s_H2O = 188.83;
T_ref = 298;
T = 293:1173;
n = 2;
F = 96487;
S = -163.25;
delH = (h_H2O + (143.05-58.04*(T.^0.25)+8.2751*(T.^0.5)-0.036989*T)*(T-T_ref)) - (1/2)*(h_H2 + (56.505-22222.6*(T.^(-0.75))+116500*(T.^(-1))-560700*(T.^(-1.5)))*(T-T_ref)) - (1/2)*(h_O2+(37.432+2.0102*(10.^(-5))*(T.^1.5)-178570*(T.^(-1.5))+2368800*(T.^(-2)))*(T-T_ref));
plot(T,delH)
it works if I use a value for T, but if I want to use the range of the T, it gives me error.
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KSSV
on 1 Jun 2022
You need to use elelement by element (.*) multiplication as well .
h_H2 = 0;
h_O2 = 0;
h_H2O = -241827;
s_H2 = 130.59;
s_O2 = 205.14;
s_H2O = 188.83;
T_ref = 298;
T = 293:1173;
n = 2;
F = 96487;
S = -163.25;
delH = (h_H2O + (143.05-58.04*(T.^0.25)+8.2751*(T.^0.5)-0.036989*T).*(T-T_ref)) .....
- (1/2)*(h_H2 + (56.505-22222.6*(T.^(-0.75))+116500*(T.^(-1))-560700.*(T.^(-1.5))).*(T-T_ref)) .....
- (1/2)*(h_O2+(37.432+2.0102*(10.^(-5)).*(T.^1.5)-178570.*(T.^(-1.5))+2368800.*(T.^(-2))).*(T-T_ref));
plot(T,delH)
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Torsten
on 1 Jun 2022
h_H2 = 0;
h_O2 = 0;
h_H2O = -241827;
s_H2 = 130.59;
s_O2 = 205.14;
s_H2O = 188.83;
T_ref = 298;
T = 293:1173;
n = 2;
F = 96487;
S = -163.25;
delH = (h_H2O + (143.05-58.04*(T.^0.25)+8.2751*(T.^0.5)-0.036989*T).*(T-T_ref)) - (1/2)*(h_H2 + (56.505-22222.6*(T.^(-0.75))+116500*(T.^(-1))-560700*(T.^(-1.5))).*(T-T_ref)) - (1/2)*(h_O2+(37.432+2.0102*(10.^(-5))*(T.^1.5)-178570*(T.^(-1.5))+2368800*(T.^(-2))).*(T-T_ref));
plot(T,delH)
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