Air Products - Boiling Point & Density

Talib Al_Munawri: Director-General; Posts : 337
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Post by Talib Al_Munawri Sun Oct 03, 2010 6:16 am

Pressure psig	Oxygen		Nitrogen		Argon
Pressure psig	Sat. Liquid Density lb/ft³	Boiling Point �F	Sat. Liquid Density lb/ft³	Boiling Point �F	Sat. Liquid Density lb/ft³	Boiling Point �F
0	71.2	-297	50.5	-321	87.7	-303
10	69.6	-288	48.9	-312	85.4	-293
20	68.5	-281	47.8	-306	83.7	-286
30	67.5	-275	47.0	-301	82.4	-281
40	66.6	-271	46.2	-297	81.2	-276
50	65.9	-267	45.6	-293	80.2	-272
60	65.2	-263	45.0	-290	79.2	-269
70	64.5	-260	44.4	-287	78.4	-265
80	63.9	-257	43.9	-284	77.6	-262
90	63.4	-254	43.4	-282	76.8	-259
100	62.8	-251	42.9	-279	76.1	-257
110	62.3	-249	42.4	-277	75.4	-254
120	61.8	-247	42.0	-275	74.8	-252
130	61.3	-244	41.5	-273	74.2	-250
140	60.9	-242	41.1	-271	73.6	-248
150	60.4	-240	40.7	-269	73.0	-246
160	60.0	-238	40.3	-268	72.4	-244
170	59.5	-237	39.9	-266	71.8	-242
180	59.1	-235	39.5	-264	71.3	-240
190	58.7	-233	39.1	-263	70.8	-239
200	58.3	-232	38.7	-261	70.3	-237
210	57.9	-230	38.4	-260	69.7	-235
220	57.5	-228	38.0	-259	69.2	-234
230	57.1	-227	37.6	-257	68.7	-232
240	56.7	-226	37.2	-256	68.3	-231
250	56.3	-224	36.9	-255	67.8	-230
*Reference: Air Products CYCSYN Property Data, which is maintained from sources such as the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).