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408 Appendix
TABLEA.1
PhysicalPropertiesofVariousOrganicandInorganicSubstances
No.CompoundFormula
Molecular
Weight
Tc
K
Pc
atmSp.Gr.
Tm
K
Δhm
KJ/mol
Tb
K
Δhm
KJ/mol
1AcetaldehydeCH3CHO44.05461.00.78149.5293.2
2AceticacidCH3COOH60.05594.857.11.05289.912.09390.424.4
3AcetoneC3H6O58.08508.047.00.79178.25.69329.230.2
4AcetyleneC2H226.04309.561.6191.73.7191.717.5
5Air1.00
6AmmoniaNH317.03405.5111.30.81195.405.653239.7323.35
7Ammoniumcarbonate(NH4)2CO3·H2O114.11
8AmmoniumchlorideNH4Cl53.502.53
9AmmoniumnitrateNH4NO380.051.73442.85.4
10Ammoniumsulfate(NH4)2SO4132.141.77786
11AnilineC6H7N93.1269952.41.02266.9457.4
12BenzaldehydeC6H5CHO106.121.05247.16452.1638.40
13BenzeneC6H678.11562.648.60.88278.6939.837353.2630.76
14BenzoicacidC7H6O2122.121.32395.4523.0
15BenzylalcoholC7H8O108.131.05257.8478.4
16BoronoxideB2O369.641.8572322.0
17BromineBr2159.835841023.12265.810.8331.7831.0
181,2-ButadieneC4H654.094460.65136.7283.3
191,3-ButadieneC4H654.0942542.70.62164.1268.6
20Butanen-C4H1058.120.58134.834.661272.6622.31
21iso-Butaneiso-C4H1058.120.56113.564.540261.4321.29
221-ButeneC4H856.10419.639.70.6087.813.848266.9121.92
23ButylphthalateC8H22O4278.341.05613
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24n-Butyricacidn-C4H8O288.100.96267437.1
25iso-Butyricacidiso-C4H8O288.100.95226427.7
26CalciumarsenateCa3(AsO4)2398.061723
27CalciumcarbideCa2C264.102.222573
28CalciumcarbonateCaCO3100.092.93
29CalciumchlorideCaCl2110.992.15105528.4
CaCl2·H2O129.01
CaCl2·2H2O147.03
CaCl2·6H2O219.091.78303.437.3
30CalciumcyanamideCaCN280.112.29
31CalciumcyanideCa(CN)292.12
32CalciumhydroxideCa(OH)274.102.24
33CalciumoxideCaO56.082.622873503123
34CalciumphosphateCa3(PO4)2310.193.141943
35CalciumsilicateCaSiO3117.172.92180348.62
36CalciumsulfateCaSO4·2H2O172.182.32
37CarbonC12.0102.26387346.04473
38CarbondioxideCO244.01304.272.9217.08.32
39CarbondisulfideCS276.141.26161.14.39319.4126.8
40CarbonmonoxideCO28.01133.034.568.100.83781.666.04
41CarbontetrachlorideCCl4153.84556.445.01.60250.32.5349.930.0
42ChlorineCl270.91417.076.1172.166.406239.1020.41
43ChlorobenzeneC6H5Cl112.56632.444.61.11228405.2636.5
44ChloroformCHCl3119.39536.054.01.49209.5334.2
45ChromiumCr52.017.1
46CopperCu63.548.921356.213.02855305
47CumeneC9H12120.190.86177.1257.1425.5637.5
(Continued)
410 Appendix
TABLEA.1(Continued )
PhysicalPropertiesofVariousOrganicandInorganicSubstances
No.CompoundFormula
Molecular
Weight
Tc
K
Pc
atmSp.Gr.
Tm
K
Δhm
KJ/mol
Tb
K
Δhm
KJ/mol
48CupricsulfateCuSO4159.613.61
49CyclohexaneC6H1284.16553.740.40.78279.832.677353.9030.1
50CyclopentaneC5H1070.13511.844.550.75179.710.6088322.4227.30
51DecaneC10H22142.28619.020.80.73243.3447.0
52DibutylphthalateC8H22O4278.341.05613
53Diethylether(C2H5)2O74.1246735.60.71156.867.301307.7626.05
54EthaneC2H630.07305.448.289.892.860184.5314.72
55EthanolC2H5OH46.07516.363.00.79158.65.021351.738.6
56EthylacetateC4H8O288.10523.137.80.90189.4350.2
57EthylbenzeneC8H10106.16619.737.00.87178.1859.163409.3536.0
58EthylbromideC2H5Br108.9850461.51.46154.1311.4
59EthylchlorideC2H5Cl64.52460.452.00.90134.834.452285.4325
603-EthylhexaneC8C18114.22567.026.40.72391.6934.3
61EthyleneC2H428.05283.150.5103.973.351169.4513.54
62EthyleneglycolC2H6O262.071.1126011.23470.456.9
63FerricoxideFe2O3159.705.121833
64FerricsulfideFe2S3207.904.30
65FerroussulfideFeS87.924.841466
66FormaldehydeH2CO30.030.81154.9253.924.5
67FormicacidCH2O246.031.22281.4612.7373.722.3
68GlycerolC3H8O392.091.26291.3618.30563.2
69HeliumHe4.005.262.263.50.024.2160.084
70HeptaneC7H16100.20540.227.00.68182.5714.03371.5931.69
71HexaneC6H1486.17507.929.90.66177.8413.03341.9028.85
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72HydrogenH22.01633.312.813.960.1220.390.904
73HydrogenchlorideHCl36.47324.681.5158.941.99188.1116.15
74HydrogenfluorideHF20.01503.2—1.15238293
75HydrogensulfideH2S34.08373.688.9187.632.38212.8218.67
76IodineI2253.8826.0—4.93386.5457.4
77IronFe55.85——7.701808153073353
78IronoxideFe3O4231.555.201867138
79LeadPb207.2111.34600.65.102023180
80LeadoxidePbO223.219.50115911.71745213
81MagnesiumMg24.321.749239.21393132
82MagnesiumchlorideMgCl295.232.3398743.11691137
83MagnesiumhydroxideMg(OH)258.342.40
84MagnesiumoxideMgO40.323.65317377.43873
85MercuryHg200.6113.54
86MethaneCH416.04190.7045.890.680.941111.678.180
87MethanolCH3OH32.040.79175.263.17337.935.3
88MethylacetateC3H6O274.08506.746.300.93174.3330.3
89MethylamineCH5N31.06429.973.600.70180.5266.3
90MethylchlorideCH3Cl50.49416.165.80175.3249
91MethylethylketoneC4H8O72.100.81186.1352.6
92MethylcyclohexaneC7H1498.180.77146.586.751374.1031.7
93MolybdenumMo95.9510.2
94NapthaleneC10H8128.161.15353.2491.0
95NickelNi58.698.9017253173
96NitricacidHNO363.021.50231.5610.4735930.30
97NitrobenzeneC6H5O2N123.111.20278.7483.9
98NitrogenN228.02126.2033.563.150.72077.345.577
99NitrogendioxideNO246.01431.0100.0263.867.334294.4614.73
(Continued)
412 Appendix
TABLEA.1(Continued )
PhysicalPropertiesofVariousOrganicandInorganicSubstances
No.CompoundFormula
Molecular
Weight
Tc
K
Pc
atmSp.Gr.
Tm
K
Δhm
KJ/mol
Tb
K
Δhm
KJ/mol
100Nitrogen(nitric)oxideNO30.01179.2065.0109.512.301121.3913.78
101NitrogenpentoxideN2O5108.021.63303320
102NitrogentetraoxideN2O492431.099.01.45263.7294.3
103NitrogentrioxideN2O376.021.45171276.5
104NitrousoxideN2O44.02309.571.701.23182.1184.4
105n-NonaneC9H20128.2559523.00.72219.4423.8
106n-OctaneC8H18114.22595.022.50.70216.2398.7
107OxalicacidC2H2O490.041.90
108OxygenO232.00154.449.754.400.44390.196.820
109n-PentaneC5H1272.15469.8033.30.63143.498.393309.2325.77
110iso-Pentaneiso-C5H1272.15461.032.90.62113.1300.9
1111-PentaneC5H1070.1347439.90.64107.964.937303.13
112PhenolC6H5OH94.11692.160.51.07315.6611.43454.56
113PhenylhydrazineC6H8N2108.141.10292.7616.4351.66
114PhosphoricacidH3PO498.001.83315.5110.5
115Phosphorus(red)P4123.902.2086381.1786341.84
116Phosphorus(white)P4123.901.82317.42.555349.71
117PhosphoruspentoxideP2O5141.952.39
118PropaneC3H844.09369.942.085.473.524231.0918.77
119PropeneC3H642.08365.145.487.913.002255.4618.42
120PropionicacidC3H6O274.080.99252.2414.4
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121n-PropylalcoholC3H5OH60.09536.749.950.80146370.2
122iso-PropylalcoholC3H8O60.09508.853.00.79183.5355.4
123n-PropylbenzeneC9H12120.19638.731.30.86173.6608.54432.3838.2
124SilicondioxideSiO260.092.2518838.542503
125SodiumbisulfateNaHSO4120.072.74455
126SodiumcarbonateNa2CO3·10H2O286.151.46306.5
127SodiumcarbonateNa2CO3105.992.53112733.4
128SodiumchlorideNaCl58.452.16108128.51738171
129SodiumcyanideNaCN49.0183516.71770155
130SodiumhydroxideNaOH40.002.135928.41663
131SodiumnitrateNaNO385.002.2658315.9
132SodiumnitriteNaNO269.002.17544
133SodiumsulfateNa2SO4142.052.70116324.3
134SodiumsulfideNa2S78.051.8612236.7
135SodiumsulfiteNa2SO3126.052.63
136SodiumthiosulfateNa2S2O3158.111.67
137Sulfur(rhombic)S8256.532.0738610.0717.7684
138Sulfur(monoclinic)S8256.531.9639214.17717.7684
139Sulfurchloride(mono)S2Cl2135.051.69193.0411.236.0
140SulfurdioxideSO264.07430.777.8197.687.402263.1424.92
141SulfurtrioxideSO380.07491.483.8290.024.5316.541.8
142SulfuricacidH2SO498.081.83283.519.87
143TolueneC6H5CH392.13593.940.30.87178.1696.619383.7833.5
144WaterH2O18.016647.4218.31.00273.166.009373.1640.65
145m-XyleneC8H10106.1661934.60.86225.28811.57412.2634.4
146o-XyleneC8H10106.16631.535.70.88247.97813.60417.5836.8
147p-XyleneC8H10106.1661933.90.86286.42317.11411.5136.1
148ZincZn65.387.14692.76.6731180114.8
149ZincsulfateZnSO4161.443.74
414 Appendix
TABLE A.2
Heats of Formation and Combustion
No. Compound Formula
Molecular
Weight State
Δ hf
o
KJ/mol
Δ hc
o
KJ/mol
1 Acetic acid CH3COOH 60.05 l
g
−486.2 −871.69
−919.73
2 Acetaldehyde CH3CHO 40.052 g −166.4 −1192.36
3 Acetone C3H6O 58.08 aq
g
−410.03
−216.69 −1821.38
4 Acetylene C2H2 26.04 g 226.75 −1299.61
5 Ammonia NH3 17.032 l
g
−67.20
−46.191 −382.58
6 Ammonium
carbonate
(NH4)2CO3 96.09 c
aq −941.86
7 Ammonium
chloride
NH4Cl 53.50 c −315.4
8 Ammonium
hydroxide
NH4OH 35.05 aq −366.5
9 Ammonium nitrate NH4NO3 80.05 c
aq
−366.1
−339.4
10 Ammonium sulfate (NH4)SO4 132.15 c
aq
−1179.3
−1173.1
11 Benzaldehyde C6H5CHO 106.12 l
g
−88.83
−40.0
12 Benzene C6H6 78.11 l 48.66 −3267.6
g 82.927 −3301.5
13 Boron oxide B2O3 69.64 c −1263
−1245.2
14 Bromine Br2 159.832 l 0
g 30.7
15 n-Butane C4H10 58.12 l −147.6 −2855.6
g −124.73 −2878.52
16 Isobutane C4H10 58.12 l −158.5 −2849.0
g −134.5 −2868.8
17 1-Butene C4H8 56.104 g 1.172 −2718.58
18 Calcium arsenate Ca3(AsO4)2 398.06 c −3330.5
19 Calcium carbide CaC2 64.10 c −62.7
20 Calcium carbonate CaCO3 100.09 c −1206.9
21 Calcium chloride CaCl2 110.99 c −794.9
22 Calcium cyanamide CaCN2 80.11 c −352
23 Calcium hydroxide Ca(OH)2 74.10 c −986.56
24 Calcium oxide CaO 56.08 c −635.6
25 Calcium phosphate Ca3(PO4)2 310.19 c −4137.6
26 Calcium silicate CaSiO3 116.17 c −1584
(Continued)
415Appendix
TABLE A.2 (Continued)
Heats of Formation and Combustion
No. Compound Formula
Molecular
Weight State
Δ hf
o
KJ/mol
Δ hc
o
KJ/mol
27 Calcium sulfate CaSO4 136.15 c −1432.7
aq −1450.5
28 Calcium sulfate
(gypsum)
CaSO4·2H2O 172.18 c −2021.1
29 Carbon C 12.01 c 0 −393.51
30 Carbon dioxide CO2 44.01 g −393.51
l −412.92
31 Carbon disulfide CS2 76.14 l 87.86 −1075.2
g 115.3 −1102.6
32 Carbon monoxide CO 28.01 g −110.52 −282.99
33 Carbon
tetrachloride
CCl4 153.838 l −139.5 −352.2
g −106.69 −384.9
34 Chloroethane C2H5Cl 64.52 g −105.0 −1421.1
l −41.20 −5215.44
35 Cumene
(isopropylbenzene)
C6H5CH(CH3)2 120.19 g 3.93 −5260.59
g −769.86
36 Cupric sulfate CuSO4 159.61 aq −843.12
c −751.4
37 Cyclohexane C6H12 84.16 g −123.1 −3953.0
38 Cyclopentane C5H10 70.130 1 −105.8 −3290.9
g −77.23 −3319.5
39 Ethane C2H6 30.07 g −84.667 −1559.9
40 Ethyl acetate CH3CO2C2H5 88.10 l −442.92 −2274.48
41 Ethyl alcohol C2H5OH 46.068 l −277.63 −1366.91
g −235.31 −1409.25
42 Ethyl benzene C6H5·C2H5 106.16 1 −12.46 −4564.87
g 29.79 −4607.13
43 Ethyl chloride C2H5Cl 64.52 g −105
44 Ethylene C2H4 28.052 g 52.283 −1410.99
45 Ethylene chloride C2H3Cl 62.50 g 31.38 −1271.5
46 3-Ethyl hexane C8H18 114.22 1 −250.5 −5470.12
g −210.9 −5509.78
47 Ferric chloride FeCl3 g −403.34
48 Ferric oxide Fe2O3 159.70 g −822.156
49 Ferric sulfide FeS2 119.98 g −177.9
50 Ferrosoferric oxide Fe3O4 231.55 c −1116.7
51 Ferrous chloride FeCl2 c −342.67 −303.76
(Continued)
416 Appendix
TABLE A.2 (Continued)
Heats of Formation and Combustion
No. Compound Formula
Molecular
Weight State
Δ hf
o
KJ/mol
Δ hc
o
KJ/mol
52 Ferrous oxide FeO 71.85 c −267
53 Ferrous sulfide FeS 87.92 c −95.06
54 Formaldehyde H2CO 30.026 g −115.89 −563.46
55 n-Heptane C7H16 100.20 l −224.4 −4816.91
g −187.8 −4853.48
56 n-Hexane C6H14 86.17 l −198.8 −4163.1
g −167.2 −4194.753
57 Hydrogen H2 2.016 g 0 −285.84
58 Hydrogen bromide HBr 80.924 g −36.23
59 Hydrogen chloride HCl 36.465 g −92.311
60 Hydrogen cyanide HCN 27.026 g 130.54
61 Hydrogen sulfide H2S 34.082 g −20.15 −562.589
62 Iron sulfide FeS2 119.98 c −177.9
63 Lead oxide PbO 223.21 c −219.2
64 Magnesium chloride MgCl2 95.23 c −641.83
65 Magnesium
hydroxide
Mg(OH)2 58.34 c −924.66
66 Magnesium oxide MgO 40.32 c −601.83
67 Methane CH4 16.041 g −74.84 −890.4
68 Methyl alcohol CH3OH 32.042 l −238.64 −726.55
g −201.25 −763.96
69 Methyl chloride CH3Cl 50.49 g −81.923 −766.63
70 Methyl cyclohexane C7H14 98.182 l −190.2 −4565.29
g −154.8 −4600.68
71 Methyl
cyclopentane
C6H12 84.156 l −138.4 −3937.7
g −106.7 −3969.4
72 Nitric acid HNO3 63.02 l −173.23
aq −206.57
73 Nitric oxide NO 30.01 g 90.374
74 Nitrogen dioxide NO2 46.01 g 33.85
75 Nitrous oxide N2O 44.02 g 81.55
76 n-Pentane C5H12 72.15 l −173.1 −3509.5
g −146.4 −3536.15
77 Phosphoric acid H3PO4 98.00 c −1281
aq −1278
78 Phosphorus P4 123.90 c 0
79 Phosphorus
pentoxide
P2O5 141.95 c −1506
(Continued)
417Appendix
TABLE A.2 (Continued)
Heats of Formation and Combustion
No. Compound Formula
Molecular
Weight State
Δ hf
o
KJ/mol
Δ hc
o
KJ/mol
80 Propane C3H8 44.09 l −119.84 −2204.0
g −103.85 −2220.0
81 Propene C3H6 42.078 g 20.41 −2058.47
82 n-Propyl alcohol C3H8O 60.09 g −255 −2068.6
83 n-Propylbenzene C6H5·CH2·C2H5 120.19 l −38.40 −5218.2
g 7.824 −5264.5
84 Silicon dioxide SiO2 60.09 c −851.0
85 Sodium bicarbonate NaHCO3 84.01 c −945.6
86 Sodium bisulfate NaHSO4 120.07 c −1126
87 Sodium carbonate Na2CO3 105.99 c −1130
88 Sodium chloride NaCl 58.45 c −411.00
89 Sodium cyanide NaCN 49.01 c −89.79
90 Sodium nitrate NaNO3 85.00 c −466.68
91 Sodium nitrite NaNO2 69.00 c −359
92 Sodium sulfate Na2SO4 142.05 c −1384.5
93 Sodium sulfide Na2S 78.05 c −373
94 Sodium sulfite Na2SO3 126.05 c −1090
95 Sodium thiosulfate Na2S2O3 158.11 c −1117
96 Sulfur S 32.07 c 0
97 Sulfur chloride S2Cl2 135.05 l −60.3
98 Sulfur dioxide SO2 64.066 g −296.90
99 Sulfur trioxide SO3 80.066 g −395.18
100 Sulfuric acid H2SO4 98.08 l −811.32
aq −907.51
101 Toluene C6H5CH3 92.13 1 11.99 −3909.9
g 50.000 −3947.9
102 Water H2O 18.016 l −285.840
g −241.826
103 m-Xylene C6H4(CH3)2 106.16 l −25.42 −4551.86
g 17.24 −4594.53
104 o-Xylene C6H4(CH3)2 106.16 1 −24.44 −4552.86
g 19.00 −4596.29
105 p-Xylene C6H4(CH3)2 106.16 l −24.43 −4552.86
g 17.95 −4595.25
106 Zinc sulfate ZnSO4 161.45 c −978.55
aq −1059.93
Note:	 Heats of formation and combustion of compounds at 25°C. Standard states of products
for Hˆ
c
0 are CO2 (g), H2O (l), N2 (g), SO2 (g), and HCl (aq).
418 Appendix
Appendix A.2
Table A.3 contains heat capacity equations for organic and inorganic com-
pounds as a function of temperature.
Forms Heat Capacity
1. Cp J/(mol)(K or °C) = a + bT + cT 2 + dT 3
2. Cp J/(mol)(K or °C) = a + bT + cT−2
419Appendix
TABLEA.3
HeatCapacityEquationsforOrganicandInorganicCompounds(atLowPressures)
No.CompoundFormulaMol.Wt.StateFormTabcd
Temp.
Range
1AcetoneCH3COCH358.08l1°C123.00.186−30to60
58.08g1°C71.960.201−1.278 × 10−43.476 × 10−80–1200
2AcetyleneC2H226.04g1°C42.430.06053−5.033 × 10−51.820 × 10−80–1200
3Air29.0g1°C28.940.0041470.3191 × 10−5−1.965 × 10−90–1500
g1K28.090.0019650.4799 × 10−5−1.965 × 10−9273–1800
4AmmoniaNH317.03g1°C35.150.029540.4421 × 10−5−6.686 × 10−90–1200
5Ammoniumsulfate(NH4)2SO4132.15c1K215.90275–328
6BenzeneC6H678.11l1°C126.50.2346–67
g1°C74.060.3295−2.520 × 10−47.757 × 10−80–1200
7IsobutaneC4H1058.12g1°C89.460.3013−1.891 × 10−44.987 × 10−80–1200
8n-ButaneC4H1058.12g1°C92.300.2788−1.547 × 10−43.498 × 10−80–1200
9IsobuteneC4H856.10g1°C82.880.2564−1.727 × 10−45.050 × 10−80–1200
10CalciumcarbideCaC264.10c2K68.620.0119−8.66 × 10−5—298–720
11CalciumcarbonateCaCO3100.09c2K82.340.04975−1.287 × 10−4—273–1033
12CalciumhydroxideCa(OH)274.10c1K89.5276–373
13CalciumoxideCaO56.08c2K41.840.0203−4.52 × 10−510273–1173
14CarbonC12.01ca2K11.180.01095−4.891 × 10−5273–1373
15CarbondioxideCO244.01g1°C36.110.04233−2.887 × 10−57.464 × 10−90–1500
16CarbonmonoxideCO28.01g1°C28.950.004110.3548 × 10−5−2.220 × 10−90–1500
17CarbontetrachlorideCCI4153.84l1K12.2850.0001095−3.1826 × 10−33.4252 × 10−6273–343
18ChlorineCl270.91g1°C33.600.01367−1.607 × 10−56.473 × 10−90–1200
19CopperCu63.54c1K22.760.0006117273–1357
20CumeneC9H12120.19g1°C139.20.5376−3.979 × 10−41.205 × 10−70–1200
(Continued)
420 Appendix
TABLEA.3(Continued)
HeatCapacityEquationsforOrganicandInorganicCompounds(atLowPressures)
No.CompoundFormulaMol.Wt.StateFormTabcd
Temp.
Range
21CyclohexaneC6H1284.16g1°C94.1400.4962−3.190 × 10−48.063 × 10−80–1200
22CyclopentaneC5H1070.13g1°C73.390.3928−2.554 × 10−46.866 × 10−80–1200
23EthaneC2H630.07g1°C49.370.1392−5.816 × 10−57.280 × 10−90–1200
24EthylalcoholC2H6O46.07l1°C158.8100
g1°C61.340.1572−8.749 × 10−51.983 × 10−80–1200
25EthyleneC2H428.05g1°C40.750.1147−6.891 × 10−51.766 × 10−80–1200
26EthylbenzeneC2H4Cl298.96l1°C182.0
g1°C1180.30
27EthyleneoxideC2H4O44.05g1K−4.690.206−9.995 × 10−5
28FerricoxideFe2O3159.70g2K103.40.06711−17.72 × 10−5—273–1097
29FormaldehydeCH2O30.03g1°C34.280.042680.0000−8.694 × 10−90–1200
30HeliumHe4.00g1°C20.8All
31n-HexaneC6H1486.17l1K31.4210.0097606−2.3537 × 10−33.0927 × 10−6273–400
g1°C137.440.4085−2.392 × 10−45.766 × 10−80–1200
32HydrogenH22.016g1°C28.840.00007650.3288 × 10−5−0.8698 × 10−90–1500
33HydrogenbromideHBr80.92g1°C29.10−0.0002270.9887 × 10−5−4.858 × 10−90–1200
34HydrogenchlorideHCl36.47g1°C29.13−0.0013410.9715 × 10−5−4.335 × 10−90–1200
35HydrogencyanideHCN27.03g1°C35.30.029081.092 × 10−50–1200
421Appendix
36HydrogensulfideH2S34.08g1°C33.510.015470.3012 × 10−5−3.292 × 10−90–1500
37MagnesiumchlorideMgCl295.23c1K72.40.0158273–991
38MagnesiumoxideMgO40.32c2K45.440.005008−8.732 × l0−5273–2073
39MethaneCH416.04g1°C34.310.054690.3661 × 10−5−1.100 × 10−80–1200
g1K19.870.050211.268 × 10−5−1.100 × 10−8273–1500
40MethylalcoholCH3OH32.04l1°C75.860.16830–65
g°C42.930.08301−1.87 × 10−5−8.03 × 10−90–700
41MethylcyclohexaneC7H1498.18g1°C121.30.5653−3.772 × 10−41.008 × 10−70–1200
42MethylcyclopentaneC6H1284.16g1°C98.830.45857−3.044 × 10−48.381 × 10−80–1200
43NitricacidHNO363.02l1°C110.025
44NitricoxideNO30.01g1°C29.500.008188−0.2925 × 10−50.3652 × 10−90–3500
45NitrogenN228.02g1°C29.000.0021990.5723 × 10−5−2.871 × 10−90–1500
46NitrogendioxideNO246.01g1°C36.070.0397−2.88 × 10−57.87 × 10−90–1200
47NitrogentetraoxideN2O492.02g1°C75.70.125−1.13 × 10−40–300
48NitrousoxideN2O44.02g1°C37.660.04151−2.694 × 10−51.057 × 10−80–1200
49OxygenO232.00g1°C29.100.01158−0.6076 × 10−51.311 × 10−90–1500
50n-PentaneC5H1272.15l1K33.241.9241−2.3687 × 10−31.7944 × 10−5270–350
g1°C114.80.3409−1.899 × 10−44.226 × 10−80–1200
51PropaneC3H844.09g1°C68.0320.2259−1.311 × 10−43.171 × 10−80–1200
52PropyleneC3H642.08g1°C59.5800.1771−1.017 × 10−42.460 × 10−80–1200
53SodiumcarbonateNa2CO3105.99c1K121288–371
(Continued)
422 Appendix
TABLEA.3(Continued )
HeatCapacityEquationsforOrganicandInorganicCompounds(atLowPressures)
No.CompoundFormulaMol.Wt.StateFormTabcd
Temp.
Range
54SodiumcarbonateNa2CO3·10H2O286.15c1K535.6298
55StyreneC8H8104.2l1°C209.0
g°C115.00.270
56SulfurS32.07cb1K15.20.0268273–368
cc1K18.50.0184368–392
57SulfuricacidH2SO498.08l1°C139.10.155910–45
58SulfurdioxideSO264.07g1°C38.910.03904−3.104 × 10−58.606 × 10−90–1500
59SulfurtrioxideSO380.07g1°C48.500.09188−8.540 × 10−53.240 × 10−80–1000
60TolueneC7H892.13l1K1.80830.81222−151.27 × 10−51.630 × 10−6270–370
g1°C94.180.3800−27.86 × 10−58.033 × 10−80–1200
61WaterH2O18.016l1K18.29640.47212−133.88 × 10−51.3142 × 10−6273–373
g1°C33.460.006880.7604 × 10−5−3.593 × 10−90–1500
a	Graphite.
b	Rhombic.
c	Monoclinic(at1atm).

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