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    This document contains a table listing temperature in degrees Fahrenheit from 32 to 600 degrees F along with corresponding values for specific heat, density, dynamic viscosity, thermal conductivity, and Prandtl number for water. As temperature increases, specific heat and density decrease while dynamic viscosity, thermal conductivity, and Prandtl number also generally decrease. The table provides property data for water across a wide range of temperatures.

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    This document contains a table listing temperature in degrees Fahrenheit from 32 to 600 degrees F along with corresponding values for specific heat, density, dynamic viscosity, thermal conductivity, and Prandtl number for water. As temperature increases, specific heat and density decrease while dynamic viscosity, thermal conductivity, and Prandtl number also generally decrease. The table provides property data for water across a wide range of temperatures.

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    (°F) (Btu/lb °F) (LB /FT) (LB /FT H) (Btu/h FT °F)

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    This document contains a table listing temperature in degrees Fahrenheit from 32 to 600 degrees F along with corresponding values for specific heat, density, dynamic viscosity, thermal conductivity, and Prandtl number for water. As temperature increases, specific heat and density decrease while dynamic viscosity, thermal conductivity, and Prandtl number also generally decrease. The table provides property data for water across a wide range of temperatures.

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    Temperature Specific Heat Density Dynamic Thermal

    (F) (Btu/lbmF) (lbm/ft3) Viscosity Conductivity Prandtl No.


    (lbm/ft h) (Btu/h ft F)

    32 1.009 62.42 4.33 0.327 13.35

    40 1.005 62.42 3.75 0.332 11.35

    50 1.002 62.38 3.17 0.338 9.40

    60 1.000 62.34 2.71 0.344 7.88

    70 0.998 62.27 2.37 0.349 6.78

    80 0.998 62.17 2.08 0.355 5.85

    90 0.997 62.11 1.85 0.360 5.12

    100 0.997 61.99 1.65 0.364 4.53

    110 0.997 61.84 1.49 0.368 4.04

    120 0.997 61.73 1.36 0.372 3.64

    130 0.998 61.54 1.24 0.375 3.30

    140 0.998 61.39 1.14 0.378 3.01

    150 0.999 61.20 1.04 0.381 2.73

    160 1.000 61.01 0.97 0.384 2.53

    170 1.001 60.79 0.90 0.386 2.33

    180 1.002 60.57 0.84 0.389 2.16


    190 1.003 60.35 0.79 0.390 2.03

    200 1.004 60.13 0.74 0.392 1.90

    220 1.007 59.63 0.65 0.395 1.66

    240 1.010 59.10 0.59 0.396 1.51

    260 1.015 58.51 0.53 0.396 1.36

    280 1.020 57.94 0.48 0.396 1.24

    300 1.026 57.31 0.45 0.395 1.117

    350 1.044 55.59 0.38 0.391 1.02

    400 1.067 53.65 0.33 0.384 1.00

    450 1.095 51.55 0.29 0.373 0.85

    500 1.130 49.02 0.26 0.356 0.83

    550 1.200 45.92 0.23

    600 1.362 42.37 0.21

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