Thermophysical Properties of Freons. Methane Series: Part 2
V. V. Altunin, В. З. Геллер, E. A. Kremenevskaia, I. I. Perel'Shtein, E. K. Petrov
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V. V. Altunin, В. З. Геллер, E. A. Kremenevskaia, I. I. Perel'Shtein, E. K. Petrov
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The second volume devoted to this group of halogenated hydrocarbons features thermophysical properties of Freon-10 through Freon-14. Tables offer data on temperatures from the normal boiling point to 473 K, and pressures from 0.1 to 20 MPa. This volume contains a review of equations for the calculation of thermophysical properties of freons; thermophysical properties of Freon-10 (CCl/sub 4/); thermophysical properties of Freon-11 (CFCl/sub 3/); thermophysical properties of Freon-12 (CF/sub 2/Cl/sub 2/); thermophysical properties of Freon-13 (CF/sub 3/Cl); thermophysical properties of Freon-14 (CF/sub 4/).
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The second volume devoted to this group of halogenated hydrocarbons features thermophysical properties of Freon-10 through Freon-14. Tables offer data on temperatures from the normal boiling point to 473 K, and pressures from 0.1 to 20 MPa. This volume contains a review of equations for the calculation of thermophysical properties of freons; thermophysical properties of Freon-10 (CCl/sub 4/); thermophysical properties of Freon-11 (CFCl/sub 3/); thermophysical properties of Freon-12 (CF/sub 2/Cl/sub 2/); thermophysical properties of Freon-13 (CF/sub 3/Cl); thermophysical properties of Freon-14 (CF/sub 4/).
Key concepts: Freon, Boiling point, Methane, Thermodynamics, Chemistry, Volume (thermodynamics), Organic chemistry, Physics