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Vapour pressure and vapour density of halothane (2‐bromo‐2‐chloro‐1,1,1‐trifluoroethane)

G. A. Bottomley, G. H. P. Seiflow

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Abstract The vapour pressure, in the range −50° to the normal boiling point (50‐2°), and the vapour density, in the temperature range 0–60° and at pressures up to the saturation vapour pressure, of halothane have been determined; the values are presented as equations. The vapour pressures and second virial coefficients are tabulated at temperature intervals of 10°, and gas densities at the same temperature intervals and pressure intervals of 100 mm. Hg.

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Abstract The vapour pressure, in the range −50° to the normal boiling point (50‐2°), and the vapour density, in the temperature range 0–60° and at pressures up to the saturation vapour pressure, of halothane have been determined; the values are presented as equations. The vapour pressures and second virial coefficients are tabulated at temperature intervals of 10°, and gas densities at the same temperature intervals and pressure intervals of 100 mm. Hg.

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Abstract The vapour pressure, in the range −50° to the normal boiling point (50‐2°), and the vapour density, in the temperature range 0–60° and at pressures up to the saturation vapour pressure, of halothane have been determined; the values are presented as equations. The vapour pressures and second virial coefficients are tabulated at temperature intervals of 10°, and gas densities at the same temperature intervals and pressure intervals of 100 mm. Hg.

Key concepts: Boiling point, Vapor pressure, Vapour density, Halothane, Chemistry, Thermodynamics, Saturation (graph theory), Virial coefficient

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