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Azeotrope (data)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This page contains tables of azeotrope data for various binary and ternary mixtures of solvents. Data includes composition of
mixture by weight (in binary azeotropes when only one fraction is given, it is the fraction of the second component), boiling point
(b.p.) of components, boiling point of mixture, and specific gravity of mixture. Boiling points are at 760 mm Hg unless otherwise
stated. Where the mixture separates into layers, values are shown for upper (U) and lower (L) layers.
Data is obtained from Lange's 10th edition[1] and CRC 44th edition[2] unless otherwise noted (see color code table).
A list of 15825 binary and ternary mixtures was collated and published by the ACS.[3]
Binary azeotropes
Data source color code
CRC & Lange's CRC only Lange's only other (see references)
Azeotropes of water, b.p.=100 C

2nd Component
b.p. of
comp.
(C)
b.p. of
mixture
(C)
% by
weight
Azeotropes of ethanol, b.p.=78.4 C

spef.
grav
2nd Component
with various alcohols
b.p. of
% by spef.
mixture
weight grav
(C)
with various esters
ethanol
78.4
methanol[4]
n-propanol
64.7
97.2
87.7
71.7
0.866
iso-propanol
82.5
80.4
87.9
0.818
n-butanol
117.8
92.4
55.5
U 79.9
L 7.7
U
0.849
L
0.990
benzene
80.2
68.2
67.6 0.848
cyclohexane[8]
toluene
80.7
64.9
69.5
110.8
76.7
32
88.5
67.9
0.863
n-pentane
36.2
34.3
95
n-hexane
U
0.839
L
0.988
68.9
58.7
79
0.687
90.0
70.0
U 85.0
L 8.7
n-heptane
98.5
70.9
51
0.729
n-octane
125.6
77.0
22
sec-butanol
iso-butanol
99.5
108.0
78.1
b.p. of
comp.
(C)
95.5
0.804
No azeotrope
tert-butanol
82.8
79.9
88.3
allyl alcohol
97.0
88.2
72.9
benzyl alcohol
205.2
99.9
furfuryl alcohol
169.4
98.5
20
cyclohexanol[5]
161.1
97.8
20
205.4
99.9
benzyl alcohol[5]
with various organic acids
107.3
0.905
formic acid
100.8
77.5
acetic acid [4][6]

propionic acid
118.1
141.1
99.98
17.7
1.016
butyric acid
163.5
99.94
18.4
1.007
iso-butyric acid
154.5
99.3
21
No azeotrope
with mineral acids

nitric acid
86.0
120.5
68
perchloric acid
110.0
203
71.6
hydrofluoric acid
19.9
120
37
hydrochloric acid
84
110
20.24
1.102
hydrobromic acid
73
126
47.5
1.481
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1.405
ethyl acetate
77.1
71.8
methyl acetate
57.0
56.9
97
ethyl nitrate
87.7
71.9
56
88.4
76.8
isopropyl acetate[5]
with various hydrocarbons
69.2 0.863
47
0.815
with various alkyl halides

ethylene chloride
83.7
70.5
63
chloroform
61.1
59.4
93
1.403
carbon tetrachloride
76.8
65.1
84.2
1.377
allyl chloride
45.7
44
95
n-propyl chloride
46.7
45.0
93
isopropyl chloride
36.3
35.6
97.2
n-propyl bromide
71.0
62.8
79.5
isopropyl bromide
59.8
55.6
89.5
n-propyl iodide
102.4
75.4
56
isopropyl iodide
89.4
71.5
73
methyl iodide
42.6
41.2
96.8
methylene chloride
40.1
39.85
95.0
ethyl bromide
38.0
37.0
97.0
trichloroethylene
87
70.9
73.0 1.197
trichlorotrifluoroethane
(CFC 113)
47.7
43.8
96.2 1.517
tetrachloroethylene
121.0
76.75
37.0
with various other solvents
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hydroiodic acid
34
127
57
methyl ethyl ketone
79.6
74.8
60
0.802
sulfuric acid
290
338
98
acetonitrile
82.0
72.9
43.0
0.788
nitromethane
101.3
75.95
26.8
tetrahydrofuran[9]
65.6
65.4
3.3
thiophene[8]
84.1
70.0
55.0
carbon disulfide[5]
46.2
42.4
92

ethylene chloride
83.7
72
91.8
propylene chloride
96.8
78
89.4
chloroform
61.2
53.3
carbon
tetrachloride
76.8
66.8
methylene chloride
40.0
97.0
U 0.8
L 99.8
P = 100 kPa
U
1.004
L
1.491
95.9
U
U 0.03 1.000
L 99.97
L
1.597
99.6
U 2.0
99.9
38.8
U
1.009
L
1.328
Azeotropes of methanol, b.p.=64.7 C

2nd Component
with various esters
ethyl acetate
77.1
70.4
91.9
U 96.7
L 8.7
U
0.907
L
0.999
0.940
57.0
56.1
95.0
n-propyl acetate[5]
ethyl nitrate
101.6
82.4
86
87.7
74.4
78

acetone [4][6]
methyl ethyl
ketone
56.5 C
79.6
73.5
89
0.834
pyridine
115.5
92.6
57
1.010
toluene
cyclohexane
80.2
110.8
80.7
methyl acetate
57.0
53.8
81.3
0.908
ethyl acetate
77.1
62.3
56
0.846
ethyl formate
54.1
51.0
84

benzene
80.2
58.3
60.4
0.844
toluene
110.8
63.8
31
0.813
cyclohexane
80.8
54.2
62.8
U 97.0
L 39.0
n-pentane
36.2
30.8
91
n-hexane
68.9
50.6
72
No azeotrope
69.3
84.1
69.8
spef.
grav
with various esters
methyl acetate
benzene
b.p. of b.p. of
% by
comp. mixture
weight
(C)
(C)
91.1
U
99.94
L 0.07
79.8
U
99.95
L 0.06
U
0.880
L
0.999
U
0.868
L
1.000
91.5
U
U
99.99 0.780
L 0.01 L 1.00
diethyl ether
34.5
34.2
98.7
tetrahydrofuran[4]
anisole
66
65
95
153.9
95.5
59.5
acetonitrile
82.0
76.5
83.7
chloral
97.75
95.0
93.0
hydrazine[7]
113.5 C
120.3 C
68.5
0.720
0.818
CRC 44th ed. lists azeotropes for acetic acid/water and acetone/water,
Lange's 10th ed. as well as numerous web sources indicate no azeotrope for
n-heptane
98.5
59.1
48.5
n-octane
125.8
63.0
72.0

ethylene chloride
83.7
61.0
68
chloroform
61.1
53.5
87.4
1.342
76.8
55.7
79.4
1.322
ethyl bromide
38.4
35.0
95.5
n-propyl chloride
46.6
40.5
90.5
isopropyl chloride
36.4
33.4
94
n-propyl bromide
71.0
54.5
79
isopropyl bromide
59.8
48.6
85.0
isopropyl iodide
89.4
61.0
62
trichloroethylene[5]
87.2
60.2
64
121.1
63.5
40.6
tetrachloroethylene[9]
trichlorotrifluoroethane
47.7
39.9
94
(CFC 113)[5]
nitromethane
101.2
64.6
acetone
acetonitrile
56.5
55.7
87.9
82.0
63.45
19.0
0.796
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these pairs.
Azeotropes of allyl alcohol, b.p.=97.0 C

b.p. of
b.p. of
% by spef.
comp. (C) mixture (C) weight grav
2nd Component
with various solvents

methyl butyrate
102.7
93.8
45
n-propyl acetate
101.6
94.2
47
benzene
80.2
76.8
82.6
toluene
110.8
92.4
50
cyclohexane
80.8
74
80
76.8
72.3
ethylene chloride
83.7
79.9
b.p. of
comp.
(C)
46.2
37.7
isopropanol[5]
82.5
64.0
20
tetrahydrofuran[10]
P = 984 mBar
65.6
60.7
69.0
0.874
88.5 1.450
82
Azeotropes of n-propanol, b.p.=97.2 C

2nd
Component
86.0
U 50.8 U 0.979
L 97.2 L 1.261
carbon disulfide
Azeotropes of isopropanol, b.p.=82.5 C
b.p. of
% by spef.
mixture
weight grav
(C)
b.p.
b.p. of
of
% by spef.
mixture
2nd Component
comp.
weight grav
(C)
(C)
with various esters
methyl
butyrate
102.7
94.4
51
n-propyl
formate
80.8
80.65
97
n-propyl
acetate
101.6
94.7
49
benzene
80.2
77.1
83.1
toluene
110.8
92.4
47.5
n-hexane
68.9
65.7
96
carbon
tetrachloride
76.8
73.1
88.5
ethylene
chloride
83.7
80.7
81
n-propyl
bromide
71.0
ethyl acetate
77.1
75.3
75
0.869
isopropyl acetate
91.0
81.3
40
0.822
69.7
0.833
0.836
1.437
benzene
80.2
71.9
66.7
toluene [8]
cyclohexane
110.8
80.6
42
81.0
68.6
67.0
n-pentane
36.2
35.5
94
n-hexane
68.9
62.7
77
n-heptane
98.5
76.3
46
0.777
91
Azeotropes of acetic acid, b.p.=118.5 C
carbon
tetrachloride
76.8
69.0
82
chloroform
61.1
60.8
95.8
ethylene chloride
83.7
74.7
56.5
ethyl iodide
83.7
67.1
85
b.p.
b.p. of
of
% by spef.
mixture
2nd Component
comp.
weight grav
(C)
(C)
n-propyl chloride
46.7
46.4
97.2
n-propyl bromide
71.0
66.8
79.5
isopropyl bromide
59.8
57.8
88
n-propyl iodide
102.4
79.8
58
isopropyl iodide
89.4
76.0
68
tetrachloroethylene 121.1
81.7
19.0
benzene
80.2
80.05
98
cyclohexane[5]
toluene
80.8
79.7
98
110.8
105.0
72
m-xylene
139.0
115.4
0.882
n-heptane
98.5
92.3
70
methyl ethyl
ketone
79.0
77.5
68
n-octane
125.8
109.0
50
diisopropyl ether
69
66.2
85.9
isopropyl iodide
89.2
88.3
91
nitromethane
101.0
79.3
70
carbon
tetrachloride
76.8
76.6
97
tetrachloroethylene 121.0
107.4
61.5
ethylene bromide 131.7
114.4
45
1,1-dibromoethane 109.5
103.7
75.0
[8]
0.905
1.344
27.5 0.908
0.838
0.800
CRC and Lange's disagree on this azeotrope, but web source corroborates
CRC
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methylene
bromide
98.2
94.8
84.0
pyridine
115.3
139.7
65.0
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1.024
Azeotropes of formic acid, b.p.=100.8 C

2nd
Component
b.p. of
comp.
(C)
Azeotropes of ethylene glycol, b.p.=197.4 C
b.p. of
% by spef.
mixture
weight grav
(C)
b.p. of
comp.
(C)
2nd
Component
b.p. of
% by spef.
mixture
weight grav
(C)
benzene
80.2
71.7
69
ethyl benzoate
212.6
186.1
53.5
toluene
110.8
85.8
50
diphenyl
254.9
192.0
36
m-xylene
139.0
94.2
29.8
mesitylene
164.6
156.0
87
n-pentane
36.2
34.2
90
naphthalene
218.1
183.9
49
n-hexane
68.9
60.6
72
toluene
110.8
110.2
93.5
n-heptane
98.5
78.2
56.5
m-xylene
139.0
135.6
85
n-octane
125.8
90.5
37
o-xylene
144.4
139.6
84.0
ethylene
bromide
131.7
129.8
96
nitrobenzene
210.9
185.9
41
chlorobenzene
132.0
130.1
5.6

chloroform
61.2
59.2
85
carbon
tetrachloride
76.8
66.7
81.5
methyl iodide
42.6
42.1
94
benzyl chloride
179.3
167.0
70
ethyl bromide
38.4
38.2
97
benzyl alcohol
205.1
193.1
44
ethylene
chloride
83.6
77.4
86
anisole
153.9
150.5
89.5
acetophenone
202.1
185.7
48
ethylene
bromide
131.7
94.7
48.5
aniline
184.4
180.6
76
n-propyl
chloride
o-cresol
191.1
189.6
73
46.7
45.6
92
isopropyl
chloride
34.8
34.7
98.5
n-propyl
bromide
71.0
64.7
73
2nd
Component
b.p. of
comp.
(C)
b.p. of
mixture
(C)
isopropyl
bromide
59.4
56.0
86
diphenyl
254.9
243.8
45
naphthalene
218.1
215.2
90
Azeotropes of glycerol, b.p.=291.0 C

carbon
disulfide
46.3
42.6
Azeotropes of acetone, b.p.=56.5 C
83
Azeotropes of benzene, b.p.=80.1 C

2nd
Component
b.p. of
comp.
(C)
cyclohexane
81.4
77.8
45.0
ethyl nitrate
88.7
80.03
12.0
% by spef.
weight grav
b.p. of
% by spef.
mixture
weight grav
(C)
0.834
methyl ethyl
ketone
79.6
78.4
37.5 0.853
nitromethane
101.0
79.15
14.0
acetonitrile
82.0
73.0
34.0
n-heptane[5]
98.5
80.0
2nd
Component
b.p. of
comp.
(C)
b.p. of
% by spef.
mixture
weight grav
(C)
carbon disulfide
46.3
39.3
67.0
1.04
chloroform
61.2
64.7
80.0
1.268
cyclohexane
81.4
53.0
33.0
n-hexane
68.8
49.8
41
ethyl iodide
56.5
55.0
40.0
carbon
tetrachloride[8]
76.8
56.2
11.9
Miscellaneous azeotrope pairs

component 1
b.p.
component 2
b.p.
b.p.
% wt
% wt spec.
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comp. 1 (C)
acetaldehyde
acetamide
21.0
222.0
comp. 2 (C)
azeo. (C) comp. 1 comp. 2 grav.
diethyl ether
34.6
20.5
76.0
24.0
n-butane[8]
0.5
7.0
16.0
84.0
benzaldehyde
179.5
178.6
6.5
93.5
nitrobenzene
210.9
202.0
24.0
76.0
o-xylene
144.1
142.6
11.0
89.0
ethyl acetate
77.15
74.8
23.0
77.0
110.6
81.1
25.0
75.0
88.3
94.5
40.7
59.3
0.762
acetonitrile
82.0
acetylene
86.6
toluene[9]
ethane
aniline
184.4
o-cresol
191.5
191.3
8.0
92.0
diethyl ether
34.6
34.4
1.0
99.0
1,1-dichloroethane
57.2
46.0
94.0
6.0
methyl ethyl ketone
79.6
45.9
84.7
15.3
ethyl acetate[5]
77.1
46.1
97
methyl acetate[5]
methyl ethyl ketone
57.0
40.2
73
27
79.6
79.9
17.0
83.0
0.877
n-hexane
68.7
60.0
72.0
28.0
1.101
methyl ethyl ketone
79.9
73.8
71.0
29.0
1.247
ethylene dichloride
84.0
75.3
78.0
22.0
1.500
ethyl acetate
77.1
74.8
57.0
43.0
1.202
ethyl acetate
77.15
72.8
46.0
54.0
ethyl nitrate
88.7
74.5
64.0
36.0
methyl formate
31.50
28.2
44.0
56.0
methylene chloride[4]
40
40.8
30
70
toluene
110.8
96.5
55.0
45.0
chloroform
61.2
72.5
34.5
65.5
n-hexane
69
63.0
46.5
53.5
carbon disulfide
chloroform
46.2
61.2
76.8
cyclohexane
81.4
diethyl ether
34.6
nitromethane
101.0
tetrahydrofuran[10]
65.6
toluene
110.63
propylene glycol[11]
188.2
pyridine
115.3
110.2
78.0
22.0
aniline
184.4
179.5
43
57
o-xylene
144.4
135.8
10
90
toluene
110.6
110.5
1.5
98.5
0.719
1.157
Ternary azeotropes
Tables of various ternary azeotropes (that is azeotropes consisting of three components). Fraction percentages are given by weight.
Data source color code
CRC & Lange's CRC only Lange's only other (see references)
Ternary azeotropes of water, b.p.=100 C

2nd component
b.p.
2nd comp. (C)
3rd component
b.p.
3rd comp. (C)
ethyl acetate
77.1
70.3 C
7.8
9.0
83.2
cyclohexane
80.8
62.1
17
76
benzene
80.2
64.9
7.4
18.5 74.1
U 1.3 U 12.7 U 86.0 U 0.866
L 43.1 L 52.1 L 4.8 L 0.892
chloroform
61.2
55.5
3.5
4.0
92.5
U 80.8 U 18.2 U 1.0 U 0.976
L 0.5 L 3.7 L 95.8 L 1.441
b.p.
% wt % wt % wt
azeo. (C) 1st
2nd
3rd
spec.
grav
0.901
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4.3
ethanol
n-propanol
isopropanol
allyl alcohol
benzene
methyl ethyl ketone
chloroform
80.1
61.8
ethylene chloride
83.7
66.7
17
78
acetonitrile
82.0
72.9
1.0
55.0
44.0
toluene
110.6
74.4
methyl ethyl ketone
79.6
73.2
n-hexane
69.0
56.0
3.0
12.0 85.0
U 0.5 U 3.0 U 96.5 U 0.672
L 19.0 L 75.0 L 6.0 L 0.833
n-heptane
98.4
68.8
6.1
33.0 60.9
U 0.2 U 5.0 U 94.8 U 0.686
L 15.0 L 75.9 L 9.1 L 0.801
carbon disulfide
46.2
41.3
1.6
5.0
93.4
cyclohexane
80.8
66.6
8.5
10.0
81.5
benzene
80.2
68.5
8.6
9.0
82.4
12.0 37.0 51.0

U 3.1 U 15.6 U 81.3 U 0.849
L 20.7 L 54.8 L 24.5 L 0.855
11.0
14.0
75.0
0.832
5
11
84
U 84.9 U 15.0 U 0.1 U 0.979
L 1.0 L 11.0 L 88.0 L 1.436
76.8
65.4
diethyl ketone
102.2
81.2
20
20
60
n-propyl acetate
101.6
82.2
21.0
19.5
59.5
cyclohexane
80.8
64.3
7.5
18.5
74.0
66.1
7.5
21.5
71.0
66.5
7.5
18.7
73.8
8.2
19.8 72.0
U 2.3 U 20.2 U 77.5 U 0.855
L 85.1 L 14.4 L 0.5 L 0.966
benzene
80.2 C
methyl ethyl ketone
79.6
73.4
toluene
110.6
76.3
13.1 38.2 48.7

U 8.5 U 38.2 U 53.3 U 0.845
L 61.0 L 38.0 L 1.0 L 0.930
n-hexane
69.0
59.7
5
5
90
U 0.5 U 3.6 U 95.9 U 0.668
L 64.4 L 34.8 L 0.8 L 0.964
benzene
80.2
68.2
8.6
9.2
82.2
U 0.6 U 8.7 U 90.7 U 0.877
L 80.9 L 17.7 L 0.4 L 0.985
cyclohexane
80.8
66.2
76.8
65.2
acetonitrile
82.0
66.0
methyl ethyl ketone
79.6
68.2
8.8
65.1 26.1
U 0.6 U 71.3 U 28.1 U 0.858
L 94.7 L 0.1 L 5.2 L 0.992
76.8
65.7
22.2 74.8
3.0
U 94.4 U 5.5 U 0.1 U 0.993
L 0.1 L 22.6 L 77.3 L 1.313
cyclohexane
81.0
63.6
60.0 35.0
5.0
U 0.6 U 37.0 U 62.4 U 0.769
L 89.9 L 10.0 L 0.1 L 0.98
methanol
64.65
52.6
4.0
81.0 15.0
U 27.0 U 32.0 U 41.0 U 1.022
65.7 C
79.6
61.2
3.4
10.3 86.3
U 44.5 U 48.5 U 7.0 U 0.935
L <0.1 L 5.2 L 94.8 L 1.519
86.8
82.5
97.0
86.0
78.4
97.2
9.7
11.0
1.0
11
88.0
0.834
81
5
11
84
U 71.7 U 25.6 U 2.7 U 0.777
L 0.8 L 10.1 L 89.1 L 1.464
8.2
68.5
23.3
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L 3.0 L 83.0 L 14.0 L 1.399

acetone
56.5
Saddle
60.4
4.0
57.6
38.4
azeotrope
Ternary azeotropes of methanol, b.p.=64.65 C

2nd component
acetone
methyl acetate
b.p.
b.p.
3rd component
2nd comp. (C)
3rd comp. (C)
56.5
57.1
b.p.
% wt % wt % wt spec.
azeo. (C) 1st
2nd 3rd grav
chloroform
methyl acetate
61.2
57.5
23.0
30.0
47.0
57.0
53.7
17.4
5.8
76.8 0.898
cyclohexane
81.4
51.5
16.0
43.5
40.5
carbon disulfide
46.2
37.0
cyclohexane
81.4
50.8
17.8
48.6
33.6
n-hexane
69.0
45.0
14.0
27.0
59.0
Saddle
0.73
azeotrope
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Azeotropes of water, b.p.=100 C

Azeotropes of ethanol, b.p.=78.4 C

with various alcohols

with various esters

acetic acid [4][6]

with mineral acids

with various alkyl halides

with various other solvents

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methyl ethyl ketone

with various alkyl halides

Azeotropes of methanol, b.p.=64.7 C

with various esters

with various other solvents

with various hydrocarbons

with various esters

with various alkyl halides

Azeotrope (data) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Azeotropes of allyl alcohol, b.p.=97.0 C

with various solvents

Azeotropes of n-propanol, b.p.=97.2 C

Azeotropes of isopropanol, b.p.=82.5 C

with various solvents

with various esters

with various hydrocarbons

with various alkyl halides

Azeotropes of acetic acid, b.p.=118.5 C

with various solvents

ethylene bromide 131.7

with various other solvents

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Azeotropes of formic acid, b.p.=100.8 C

Azeotropes of ethylene glycol, b.p.=197.4 C

with various hydrocarbons

with various solvents

with various alkyl halides

Azeotropes of glycerol, b.p.=291.0 C

with various other solvents

Azeotropes of acetone, b.p.=56.5 C

Azeotropes of benzene, b.p.=80.1 C

Miscellaneous azeotrope pairs

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azeo. (C) comp. 1 comp. 2 grav.

methyl ethyl ketone

methyl ethyl ketone

Ternary azeotropes of water, b.p.=100 C

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methyl ethyl ketone

methyl ethyl ketone

12.0 37.0 51.0

methyl ethyl ketone

13.1 38.2 48.7

methyl ethyl ketone

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L 3.0 L 83.0 L 14.0 L 1.399

Ternary azeotropes of methanol, b.p.=64.65 C

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