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[afd]

Dear all,

Pls guide me to a site where I can find the boiling point or vapour pressure properties of xylene.

Or else the boiling point at atm pr, 1,2,3 and 4 barg pressure please.

I tried the NIST site but it was not there.

AFDmello

[mbeychok]

afd:

The data is available at the NIST site. Instead of looking just for xylene, you must specify:

(1) p-xylene, o-xylene , or m-xylene

(2) And after specifying one of the three isomers, then specify that you want "phase change" data.

(3) The phase change pages include the boiling ponts and the Antoine equation constants (with which you can calculate the vapor pressures).

(4) Here are the three pages:
p-xylene
o-xylene
m-xylene

[afd]

Thank you Milton

AFD

afd:

The data is available at the NIST site. Instead of looking just for xylene, you must specify:

(1) p-xylene, o-xylene , or m-xylene

(2) And after specifying one of the three isomers, then specify that you want "phase change" data.

(3) The phase change pages include the boiling ponts and the Antoine equation constants (with which you can calculate the vapor pressures).

(4) Here are the three pages:
p-xylene
o-xylene
m-xylene