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The Redlich-Kwong heat capacity is calculated from the zero pressure polynomial valid for ideal gases using analytical derivatives of the RK equation of state and the fundamental thermodynamic relationships between state variables. The ideal gas heat capacity is a function only of T. The RK heat capacity depends upon pressure and temperature. A table of values is calculated over the default range of the Redlich Kwong library, or by the range that the user has set in the GUI. Since the RK equation of state is not explicit in V, the The procedure followed is this: Cp is computed using this general relationship: Cp = Cv + v*T*beta^2 / kappa Beta and Kappa are estimated from analytic derivatives of the EOS, (dp/dT)_v and (dp/dv)_T. beta = -1/v * (dp/dT)_v / (dp/dv)_T Kappa = -1/v * 1 / (dp/dv)_T Cv is given by: Cv = (du/dT)_v and u (internal energy) is given by: u(T) = integral[T=T_ref:T=T] Cvo(T) dT + integral[v=v_ref:v=v] [T*(dp/dT)_v-p] dv (du/dT)_v is taken analytically and Cvo(T) is calculated using Cvo(T) = Cpo(T) – R where Cpo(T)/R = a1 + a2*T + a3*T^2 + a4*T^3 + a5*T^4 is the ideal gas Cp polynomial for which the user provides the 5 “a” coefficients.