Table A4 926 Tables in SI Units ‘Atomic or Molecular Weights and Critical Properties of Selected Elements and Compounds chemical ” r be Pete Substance Formut Gxg/kamod, #6, (ou aT, Acetylene Git 26.04 308 628 274 Air (equivalent) = 2337 133 377 0.284 ‘Ammonia Ni, 17.03 406 me 0.282 Argon a 39.94 351 486 0.290 Benzene Ge vem 563 493 0274 Butane Ce se. 195 38.0 0274 ‘carbon c 01 = S S {Carbon dioxide co, 44.01 304 ns 0.276 Carbon monoxide CO. 26.01 23 35.0 0.294 copper cw 6354 - - - Ethane Gi 30.07 305 ase 0.285 Ethanol C,0H 45.07 516 Be 0.248 Ethylene Ga 28.05 283 512 0.270 Helium He 4.003 52. 23 0.300 Hydrogen u 2.016 332 Bo 0.304 Methane cm 16.04 91 46.4 0.290 Methanat cho 32.04 si 795 0220 Nitrogen % 28.01 ns 338 0.291 octane Cotte 4.22 369 29 0.258 Oxygen o 32.00 154 505 0.290 Propane Gi 44.09 370 a7 0276 Propylene Gaile 42.08 365 46.2 0.276 Refrigerant 12 Cbs 20.92 385 m2 o278 Refrigerant 22 CHC, 86.48 368 498 0.267 Refrigerant 1344 crcHF 102.03 374 40.7 0.260 Sulfur dioxide 0, 56.08 431 787 0.268 Water 4,0 18.02 6073 209 0233 “Sources Aapled fam Inleratona rival Tables nd LC. Nelson ane C.F. Ober, Ge (Chas, chem. Eng, 61203 (954). alized Comprssibiiy Sources for Tables A? through A. Tables A2 through A-é are exacted fom J. H. Keenan, FG. Keyes, 6 il, and |. G. Moor, Steam Tables, Wile, New York, 1968. ‘ables A7 through A ate calculated based on equations from A. Kamel and S. W. Beyetein, “A Fundamental Equation for Cheredusromethane (-22)," Fuld Phase Eguilia, Vel. 80, No.1, 1992, ap. 71-86 Tables Ato through 812 are calculated based on equations from D.P.Wison ané R. 5. Basu, “Termedynamic Properties of 2 New Stratasphericaly Safe Working Fuld ~ Refigerant 34a," ASHRAE Tans, ol. 94, PL 2, 1986, pp. 2085-2118 Tables 413 through As are calculated based on equations fom L. Haar ard J. S.Galagh Properties of Armenia." | Phys. Chem. Reference Det, Vol. 7 978, pp- 635-792, r "Thermogyramie Tables A16 through AA are calculated based on B. A. Younglove and J. F Ey, “Thermophysical Properties of Fluids I Methane, ethane, Propane, Isobutane and Normal Butane,” Phys. Chem. Ref Deto Vol. 18, No.4 1987 pp. 577-598,