Values are given for liquid at 25 o C /77 o F / 298 K and 1 bara, if not other phase, temperature or pressure given.
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Property | Value | Unit | Value | Unit | Value | Unit | Value | Unit | |||
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Acidity (pKa1) | 20 | ||||||||||
Autoignition temperature | 738 | K | 465 | °C | 869 | °F | |||||
Boiling Point | 329.2 | K | 56.08 | °C | 132.9 | °F | |||||
Critical density | 4.70 | mol/dm 3 | 273 | kg/m 3 | 0.530 | slug/ft 3 | 17.0 | lb/ft 3 | |||
Critical pressure | 4.69 | MPa=MN/m 2 | 46.9 | bar | 46.3 | atm | 681 | psi=lbf/in 2 | |||
Critical temperature | 508.1 | K | 235.0 | °C | 454.9 | °F | |||||
Critical volume | 213 | cm 3 /mol | 0.00366 | m 3 /kg | 1.89 | ft 3 /slug | 0.0587 | ft 3 /lb | |||
Density | 13507 | mol/m 3 | 784.5 | kg/m 3 | 1.522 | slug/ft 3 | 48.97 | lb/ft 3 | |||
Flammable, gas and liquid | yes | ||||||||||
Flash point | 256 | K | -17 | °C | 1 | °F | |||||
Gas constant , individual - R | 143.2 | J/kg K | 0.03977 | Wh/(kg K) | 856.1 | [ft lbf/slug °R] | 26.61 | [ft lbf/lb °R] | |||
Gibbs free energy of formation (gas) | -153 | kJ/mol | -2634 | kJ/kg | -1133 | Btu/lb | |||||
Heat (enthalpy) of combustion (gas) | -1821 | kJ/mol | -31354 | kJ/kg | -13.5 | Btu/lb | |||||
Heat (enthalpy) of combustion (liquid) | -1789 | kJ/mol | -30803 | kJ/kg | -13.2 | Btu/lb | |||||
Heat (enthalpy) of formation (gas) | -218.0 | kJ/mol | -3753 | kJ/kg | -1614 | Btu/lb | |||||
Heat (enthalpy) of formation (liquid) | -249 | kJ/mol | -4287 | kJ/kg | -1843 | Btu/lb | |||||
Heat (enthalpy) of fusion at -142 °F/-97°C | 5.7 | kJ/mol | 98 | kJ/kg | 42.19 | Btu/lb | |||||
Heat (enthalpy) of evaporation | 31.0 | kJ/mol | 534 | kJ/kg | 229 | Btu/lb | |||||
Specific Heat capacity , Cp (gas) | 75.0 | J/mol K | 1.29 | kJ/kg K | 0.308 | Btu/lb°F or cal/g K | |||||
Specific Heat capacity, Cp (liquid) | 124.5 | J/mol K | 2.14 | kJ/kg K | 0.512 | Btu/lb°F or cal/g K | |||||
Specific Heat capacity, Cv (liquid) | 90.0 | J/mol K | 1.55 | kJ/kg K | 0.370 | Btu/lb°F or cal/g K | |||||
Ionization potential | 9.69 | eV | |||||||||
log KOW (Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient) | -0.24 | ||||||||||
Melting point | 178.25 | K | -94.9 | °C | -138.8 | °F | |||||
Molecular Weight | 58.079 | g/mol | 0.12804 | lb/mol | |||||||
Solubility in water, at 25°C | 1000 | mg/ml | Miscible with water | ||||||||
Sound velocity | 1164 | m/s | 3818 | ft/s | 2607 | mi/h | |||||
Specific Gravity (gas) (relativ to air) | 2.0 | ||||||||||
Specific Gravity (liquid) (relativ to water) | 0.79 | ||||||||||
Specific Heat Ratio (liquid) - CP/CV | 1.38 | ||||||||||
Specific Volume | 0.0000740 | m 3 /mol | 0.00127 | m 3 /kg | 0.657 | ft 3 /slug | 0.0204 | ft 3 /lb | |||
Standard molar entropy , S° (gas) | 295 | J/mol K | 5.08 | kJ/kg K | 1.21 | Btu/lb °F | |||||
Surface tension | 23.1 | dynes/cm | 0.02308 | N/m | |||||||
Thermal Conductivity | 0.18 | W/m °C | 0.104002 | Btu/hr ft °F | |||||||
Triple point pressure | 2.33*10 -6 | MPa=MN/m 2 | 2.33*10 -5 | bar | 2.30*10 -5 | atm | 3.38*10 -4 | psi=lb f /in 2 | |||
Triple point temperature | 178.5 | K | -94.7 | °C | -138.37 | °F | |||||
Vapor (saturation) pressure | 0.0308 | MPa=MN/m 2 | 231.0 | mm Hg | 0.3039 | atm | 4.47 | psi=lb f /in 2 | |||
Viscosity , dynamic (absolute) | 0.309 | cP | 207.6 | [lb m /ft s*10 -6 ] | 6.45 | [lb f s/ft 2 *10 -6 ] | |||||
Viscosity, kinematic | 0.394 | cSt | 4.2 | [ft 2 /s*10 -6 ] |
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