Equation Tem. (°C) Specific heat Thermal conductivity

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Equation Tem. (°C) Specific heat Thermal conductivity Table 2. Relationships related to thermal properties calculation of soybean pod in different temperature Equation Tem. (°C) Specific heat Thermal conductivity Thermal diffusivity C=0.032M +1.379, R2=0.994 K=0.003M-0.017, R2=0.924 α=-5.60×10-9 M +2.436×10-7, R2=0.994 50 C=0.032M +2.173, R2=0.878 K=0.004M-0.011, R2=0.873 α=-6.50×10-9 M +2.704×10-7, R2=0.878 150 C=0.032M +2.202, R2=0.861 K=0.008M-0.057, R2=0.832 α=-7.18×10-9 M +3.163×10-7, R2=0.861 250 C=0.032M +2.158, R2=0.894 K=0.014M-0.122, R2=0.833 α=-7.8×10-9 M +3.754×10-7, R2=0.894 350 C= Specific heat of soybean pod (kJ.kg-1 °C-1), K= Thermal conductivity of soybean pod (W.m-1 C-1), α =Thermal diffusivity of soybean pod (m2.s-1), M= Percent of moisture content (14.5-30.5w.b.) Mohsen Azadbakht et al. Thermal Properties of Soybean Pod as a Function of Moisture Content and Temperature. American Journal of Food Science and Technology, 2013, Vol. 1, No. 2, 9-13. doi:10.12691/ajfst-1-2-1 © The Author(s) 2013. Published by Science and Education Publishing.