OPTIM™ Synthetic Glycerine - Vapor Pressure and Boiling Point
Vapor pressures of pure glycerine are calculated by extrapolating from partial pressures of solutions to the point where the partial pressure equals the total pressure. These values are estimated to be accurate to about one percent. Volatility data, including boiling point or vapor pressure, for various glycerine-water solutions, are available.
Volatility Properties (100 to 91 Parts Glycerine)
Volatility Properties/Vapor Pressure (12KB PDF)
of Glycerine in 100 Parts of Aqueous Solution |
at 760 mm Hg (°C)(1) |
of Glycerine Solution at 100°C (mm Hg)(1) |
Volatility Properties (90 to 81 Parts Glycerine)
Volatility Properties/Vapor Pressure (12KB PDF)
of Glycerine in 100 Parts of Aqueous Solution |
at 760 mm Hg (°C)(1) |
of Glycerine Solution at 100°C (mm Hg)(1) |
Volatility Properties (80 to 71 Parts Glycerine)
Volatility Properties/Vapor Pressure (12KB PDF)
of Glycerine in 100 Parts of Aqueous Solution |
at 760 mm Hg (°C)(1) |
of Glycerine Solution at 100°C (mm Hg)(1) |
Volatility Properties (70 to 0 Parts Glycerine)
Volatility Properties/Vapor Pressure (12KB PDF)
of Glycerine in 100 Parts of Aqueous Solution |
at 760 mm Hg (°C)(1) |
of Glycerine Solution at 100°C (mm Hg)(1) |
Vapor Pressure
Volatility Properties/Vapor Pressure (12KB PDF)
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