CapeOpenTemperatureDependentProperty returns the values of a specified temperature dependent property of all compounds or a specific compound in the package, at specified temperature.
Syntax:
=CapeOpenTemperatureDependentProperty(packageName,propertyName,T,basis,orientation,compound)
Arguments:
packageName | Name of the package. |
propertyName | The temperature dependent property name, as defined by CAPE-OPEN. See the ribbon for which temperature dependent properties are supported for the selected package. Temperature dependent properties have a real value for each compound. The unit of meaure can be obtained from CapeOpenUnitOfMeasure |
T | The temperature, in K. |
basis | Optional. Can be "mole" (default), or "mass". |
orientation | Optional. Orientation can be 'auto'=0 (default), 'horizontal'=1, 'vertical'=2. |
compound | Optional. Can be "all" (default), or the 1-based compound index, or the name of the compound. |
Examples:
=CapeOpenTemperatureDependentProperty("myPropertyPackage","VaporPressure")
=CapeOpenTemperatureDependentProperty("myPropertyPackage","VaporPressure.Dtemperature",,"horizontal")
=CapeOpenTemperatureDependentProperty("myPropertyPackage","VaporPressure",,,1)
=CapeOpenTemperatureDependentProperty("myPropertyPackage","HeatOfVaporization","mass")
To use the wizard, select the temperature dependent property on the ribbon:
place the cursor at the insert point and click the Insert button: