Kopp's Law

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Discovered in 1864, Kopp's Law is a physics suggestion by A C Woestyn, proposing that the heat capacity of a molecule of any compound is equal to the sum of the heat capacities of its constituents.

The German chemist Herman F(ranz) M(oritz) Kopp (1817-92) demonstrated that the precise heat capability of water in combination in numerous hydrates is the same as that of ice. This generalised result is only approximately accurate.

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