Thermophysical Properties: Acetone

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• Acetone, (CH₃)₂CO, Molecular Mass: 58.1, (T_sat = 56.25 ˚C; T_m = -93.15 ˚C)

T	pv	latent	ρℓ	ρv	μℓ	μv	kℓ	kv	σ	cp,ℓ	cp,v
Temp.	saturation	heat	liquid	vapor	liquid	vapor	liquid	vapor	liquid	liquid	vapor
˚C	pressure	(kJ/kg)	density	density	viscosity	viscosity	thermal	thermal	surface	specific	specific
	(105 Pa)		(kg/m³)	(kg/m³)	(10-3	(10-7	conductivity	conductivitya	tension	heat b	heat a
					N-s/m²)	N-s/m²)	(W/m-K)	(W/m-K)	(10-3N/m)	(kJ/kg-K)	(kJ/kg-K)
-40	0.01	660	860	0.03	0.8	68	0.2		31	2.04	1.109
-20	0.03	615.6	845	0.1	0.5	73	0.189	0.0082	27.6	2.07	1.16
0	0.1	564	812	0.26	0.395	78	0.183	0.0096	26.2	2.11	1.215
20	0.27	552	790	0.64	0.323	82	0.181	0.011	23.7	2.16	1.271
40	0.6	536	768	1.05	0.269	86	0.175	0.0126	21.2	2.22	1.328
60	1.15	517	744	2.37	0.226	90	0.168	0.0143	18.6	2.29	1.386
80	2.15	495	719	4.3	0.192	95	0.16	0.0161	16.2	2.39	1.444
100	4.43	472	689.6	6.94	0.17	98	0.148	0.0178	13.4	2.49	1.502
120	6.7	426.1	660.3	11.02	0.148	99	0.135	0.0195	10.7	2.61	1.56
140	10.49	394.4	631.8	18.61	0.132	103	0.126	0.0215	8.1	2.77	1.616

References

Faghri, A., and Zhang, Y., 2006, Transport Phenomena in Multiphase Systems, Elsevier, Burlington, MA.

Faghri, A., Zhang, Y., and Howell, J. R., 2010, Advanced Heat and Mass Transfer, Global Digital Press, Columbia, MO.

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