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Kopp's rule estimates the heat capacity of a solid compound by

  • A.integrating the correlation for the liquid
  • B.using the value at the melting point itself
  • C.adding contributions from each element
  • D.scaling the value for a similar compound

Answer: C

Each element is assigned an atomic heat capacity and the compound value is the sum. The rule is crude but useful where nothing has been measured, which is often the case for minerals and solids. It works less well at low temperature.

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