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Chemical and Physical Properties of Some Common Chemicals
"Methanol"
* Note: User should verify data from published sources such as NCR or Langes
Handbook, MSDS, etc..

Name
Short Name
Formula
Appearance
CAS No
Molecular Weight
Freezing Point (C)
Normal Boiling Point (C)
Critical Temperature (C)
Critical Pressure (torr)
Critical Density (lb/ft^3)
Acentric Factor
Parachor
Solubility in H2O (pts/100pts)
Water Temperature (C)
Solubility Parameter sqrt(J/cum)
Temperature for solubility parameter (C)
Dipole Moment (debye)
Refraction Index
Temperature for refractive index (C)
Heat of Fusion at NFP (Btu/lb)
Heat of Vaporization at NBP (BTU/lb)
Heat of Solution (L) (BTU/lb @ 25 C)
Heat of Formation (L) (BTU/lb @ 25 C)

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"Methanol"
"#N/A"
"C H4 O"
"Colorless liquid pungent
odor"
"67-56-1"
32.0424
-97.68
64.7
239.49
60733.5734
16.9521
0.564
88.2
100
25
29590.6
25
1.6998
1.32652
25
43.1346
481.7297
481.7297
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Heat of Formation (G) (BTU/lb @ 25 C)

Free Energy of Formation (L) (BTU/lb @
25 C)
Free Energy of Formation (G) (BTU/lb @
25 C)
Entropy (L) (BTU/lb-F @ 25 C)
Entropy (G) (BTU/lb-F @ 25 C)
Combustion Phase
Gross Heat of Combustion (BTU/lbmole)
Carbon Atoms
Hydrogen Atoms
Oxygen Atoms
Nitrogen Atoms
Sulfur Atoms
Lower flammability limit (volume %)
Upper flammability limit (volume %)
Flash Point (C)
Type of Flash
Autoignition Temperature (C)
TLV (ppm)
IDLH (ppm)
Antoine vapor pressure A (mmHg)
Antoine vapor pressure C (mm Hg)
Antoine vapor pressure C (mmHg)
Watson eqn, heat of vaporization A
(BTU/lb)
Watson eqn, heat of vaporization B
(BTU/lb)
Watson eqn, heat of vaporization C
(BTU/lb)
Polynomial Cp Vap specific heat A
(BTU/lb-F)
Polynomial Cp Vap specific heat B
(BTU/lb-F)
Polynomial Cp Vap specific heat C
(BTU/lb-F)
Watson eqn Liquid Density A (lb/ft^3)
Watson eqn Liquid Density B (lb/ft^3)
Watson eqn Liquid Density C (lb/ft^3)
Watson eqn Liquid Density D (lb/ft^3)
Liquid Viscosity A (cP)
Liquid Viscosity B (cP)
Liquid Viscosity C (cP)
Liq Surface Tension Watson eqn A
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-2695.9462
-2238.4866
-2179.1358
0.9437
1.788
"Liquid"
274320.7268
1
4
1
0
0
7.3
36
12
"#N/A"
463.85
200
6000
8.128868765
1603.768172
240.7194732
70.60694751
239.49
0.36854062
0.342215814
0.000700299
-1.96186E-07
4.64036314
239.49
0.362887769
16.78785862
-2.19904865
588.8828088
279.649654
0.178299431
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(dynes/cm)
Liq Surface Tension Watson eqn B
(dynes/cm)
Liq Surface Tension Watson eqn C
(dynes/cm)
Liquid heat capacity constant A (BTU/lb-F)
Liquid heat capacity constant B (BTU/lb-F)
Liquid heat capacity constant C (BTU/lb-F)
Vapor Viscosity A (cP)
Vapor Viscosity B (cP)
Vapor Viscosity C (cP

239.49
0.900919038
0.572701997
0.001119136
6.99083E-06
0.008738667
3.55016E-05
-6.23343E-09

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