Physical Properties
Temperature Dependent Properties
Property
Value
Unit
Temperature (K)
Source
Cp,solid
312.50
J/mol×K
298.50
NIST
Δfus H
[19.69; 19.69]
kJ/mol
[354.40; 354.40]
Δfus H
19.69
kJ/mol
354.40
NIST
Δfus H
19.69
kJ/mol
354.40
NIST
Δfus H
19.69
kJ/mol
354.40
NIST
Δsub H
109.20 ± 1.10
kJ/mol
350.00
NIST
Δvap H
[71.20; 91.00]
kJ/mol
[378.00; 571.50]
Δvap H
91.00 ± 2.00
kJ/mol
378.00
NIST
Δvap H
71.20
kJ/mol
571.50
NIST
Δfus S
55.56
J/mol×K
354.40
NIST
Correlations
Property
Value
Unit
Temperature (K)
Source
Pvap
[1.32; 202.22]
kPa
[493.15; 687.15]
The Yaws Handbook of Vapor Pressure
Equation ln(Pvp) = A + B/(T + C) Coefficient A 1.57798e+01 Coefficient B -6.25733e+03 Coefficient C -8.95290e+01 Temperature range, min. 493.15
Temperature range, max. 687.15
Pvap
1.32
kPa
493.15
Calculated Property
Pvap
2.89
kPa
514.71
Calculated Property
Pvap
5.89
kPa
536.26
Calculated Property
Pvap
11.22
kPa
557.82
Calculated Property
Pvap
20.20
kPa
579.37
Calculated Property
Pvap
34.61
kPa
600.93
Calculated Property
Pvap
56.77
kPa
622.48
Calculated Property
Pvap
89.60
kPa
644.04
Calculated Property
Pvap
136.67
kPa
665.59
Calculated Property
Pvap
202.22
kPa
687.15
Calculated Property
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Crippen Method
Crippen Method
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Solubility Determination and Thermodynamic Modeling of Sodium Thioglycolate in Pure and Binary Solvent Mixtures from T = (293.15 to 333.15) K
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Solubilities of Triphenylphosphine in Ethanol, 2-Propanol, Acetone, Benzene, and Toluene
McGowan Method
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The Yaws Handbook of Vapor Pressure
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