Chlorine M.W. [1]

70.9054

N.B.P. [2]

239.12 K

T.P. [2]

172.12 K

Cl2 Pc [3]

7.71 MPa

Tc [3]

417.15 K

Vc [3]

0.124 m3/kmol

T

K

Vapor Pressure

kPa

B(T)

cm3·mol-1

dB/dT · T

cm3·mol-1

C(T)

cm6·mol-2

dC/dT · T

cm6·mol-2

mW/(m·K)

µPa·s

Estimated Uncertainty 1% 1% Gas densities are calculated to better than 0.1% over the temperature and pressure ranges of the reference. 5% 5%
Reference [2] [4] [5] [5] [5] [5] [6] [7,8]
240 3.94 105.14 -457.6 990.9 -53928 548995 16.8 10.8
250 3.97 159.80 -419.2 893.9 -34941 390113 17.3 11.2
260 4.00 234.33 -385.8 812.1 -21911 280192 17.8 11.7
270 4.03 333.02 -356.5 742.2 -12871 202823 18.3 12.2
280 4.05 460.43 -330.6 682.2 -6549 147542 18.7 12.6
290 4.07 621.30 -307.6 630.1 -2106 107524 19.2 13.1
300 4.09 820.54 -287.0 584.5 1020 78223 19.7 13.5
310 4.11 1063.14 -268.5 544.5 3214 56561 20.1 14.0
320 4.13 1354.20 -251.8 509.1 4742 40412 20.5 14.4
330 4.15 1698.86 -236.6 477.5 5791 28292 21.0 14.8
340 4.16 2102.36 -222.8 449.3 6494 19146 21.4 15.3
350 4.18 2569.99 -210.1 423.9 6944 12216 21.8 15.7
360 4.19 3107.13 -198.5 401.0 7211 6953 22.2 16.1
370 4.21 3719.29 -187.8 380.3 7345 2951 22.6 16.6
380 4.22 4412.14 -177.9 361.4 7381 -88 23.0 17.0
390 4.23 5191.52 -168.8 344.1 7348 -2390 23.4 17.4
400 4.24 6063.50 -160.3 328.3 7264 -4123 23.8 17.8
410 4.26 7034.44 -152.3 313.8 7146 -5415 24.2 18.2
420 4.27 - -144.9 300.4 7003 -6365 24.6 18.7
430 4.28 - -138.0 288.0 6845 -7049 24.9 19.1
440 4.28 - -131.5 276.6 6677 -7526 25.3 19.5
450 4.29 - -125.4 265.9 6504 -7839 25.7 19.9
460 4.30 - -119.7 256.0 6330 -8027 26.0 20.3
470 4.31 - -114.3 246.7 6156 -8115 26.4 20.7
480 4.32 - -109.2 238.0 5985 -8127 26.7 21.1
490 4.33 - -104.4 229.9 5818 -8079 27.1 21.5
500 4.33 - -99.8 222.3 5655 -7985 27.4 21.9
550 4.37 - -80.2 190.4 4930 -7146 29.1 23.9
600 4.39 - -64.7 166.0 4352 -6123 30.8 25.8
650 4.42 - -52.2 146.9 3901 -5165 32.3 27.7
700 4.44 - -41.9 131.5 3549 -4337 33.8 29.5
750 4.45 - -33.3 118.9 3274 -3643 35.2 31.3
800 4.47 - -26.0 108.4 3058 -3068 36.6 33.1
850 4.48 - -19.7 99.4 2887 -2593 38.0 34.8
900 4.49 - -14.2 91.8 2750 -2201 39.3 36.6
950 4.50 - -9.4 85.2 2640 -1876 40.6 38.2
1000 4.51 - -5.2 79.4 2551 -1606 41.9 39.9

References:

  1. IUPAC; "Atomic Weights of the Elements 1993"; J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 1995, 24, 1561.
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  4. D. R. Stull, "Vapor Pressure of Pure Substances", Ind. Eng. Chem. 1947, 39, 517
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  6. R. W. Powell, P. E. Liley, C. Y. Ho, "Thermal Conductivity of the Elements", J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 1972, 1, 279.
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