Compound Thermo Tables: acetone

Thermodynamic properties of pure compounds — saturated liquid, saturated vapor, and single-phase (compressed liquid / superheated vapor) states. Properties include pressure, molar density, molar volume, internal energy, enthalpy, entropy, Cv, Cp, speed of sound, Joule-Thomson coefficient, thermal conductivity, and viscosity. Data sourced from Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook, 8th Ed., Section 2 (16 compounds: acetone, ammonia, argon, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, ethane, ethanol, hydrogen, methane, methanol, nitrogen, oxygen, propane, R-134a, R-22, water).

Chemical Engineeringcompound: acetone3 rows
compoundstate keycp kJ molK (kJ/(mol*K))cv kJ molK (kJ/(mol*K))density mol dm3 (mol/dm3)enthalpy kJ mol (kJ/mol)entropy kJ molK (kJ/(mol*K))internal energy kJ mol (kJ/mol)joule thomson K MPa (K/MPa)phasepressure MPa (MPa)sound speed m s (m/s)table typetemperature K (K)volume dm3 mol (dm3/mol)
acetonesat_liq_178.50.115440.082515.7230.473660.0080830.47366-0.43351liquid0.0000021,765.7saturated178.50.063601
acetonesat_liq_1800.11550.08259815.6950.646870.0090490.64687-0.43308liquid0.0000031,757saturated1800.063715
acetonesat_liq_1950.116040.08340715.4162.38350.0183162.3835-0.42849liquid0.0000191,672.3saturated1950.064868

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