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Compound Lookup

Molar mass is calculated from IUPAC atomic weights [1]; the normal boiling point is calculated from the Antoine constants [2] and shown only where it falls inside their valid range. ΔHf° [3], critical constants [4] and flammability limits in air near 25 °C and 1 atm [5] are as tabulated; “—” means this site has no value. Vapour pressure at any temperature: Vapor Pressure (Antoine) calculator.

All Compounds

CompoundFormulaM (g/mol), calc.Normal bp (°C), calc.ΔHf° 298.15 K (kJ/mol)Tc (K)Pc (bar)

ΔHf° phase: g = ideal gas at 1 bar, l = liquid, s = solid [3]; elements in their standard state are 0. Pc in bar as tabulated in [4].

Acid Dissociation Constants, pKa at 25 °C

AcidSteppKa

At zero ionic strength, from [6] Appendix G (Tris from Table 8-2).

Ion Product of Water, pKw

Temperature (°C)pKwNeutral pH (calc., pKw/2)

pKw = −log10 Kw at atmospheric pressure (saturation pressure at 100 °C), from [7] as tabulated in [6] Table 6-1.