Isobutane CH(CH3)3

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Isobutane is a colorless, flammable gas. It is shipped as a liquefied gas under it's own vapor pressure of approximately 30.7 psig @ 70°F. Typically used in the manufacture of aviation fuels and as a calibration gas for temperature and pressure gauges.
PHYSICAL CONSTANTS    CAS # 75-28-5
Molecular Weight: 58.124 Latent Heat of Fusion @ m.p., cal/g 18.67 
Vapor Pressure @ 70º F, psig 30.7  Flammable Limits in Air, :by volume %  1.8-8.4
Specific Volume @ 70º F., 1 atm.,cu.ft/lb 6.5  Autoignition Temperature, ºF 1010
Boiling Point @ 1.0 atm.,ºF 10.9 Gross Heat of Combustion @ 60º F., 1 atm.BTU/ft3 3352.15 
Freezing Point @ 1 atm., ºF -255.3 Specific Heat, Liquid @ 60º F., 1 atm. Cp, cal/(g)(ºC) 0.5695 
Specific Gravity, Gas @ 60º F., 1 atm. (Air = 1): 2.01 Specific Heat, Gas @ 60º F., 1 atm. Cp, cal/(g)(ºC) 0.3872 
Density, Liquid @ 60º F., 1 atm.,g/ml 0.563  Specific Heat, Gas @ 60º F., 1 atm. Cv, cal/(g)(ºC) 0.3530 
Critical Temperature, ºF 275.0 Specific Heat Ratio, Gas @ 60º F., 1 atm., Cp/Cv: 1.097
Critical Pressure, psia 529.2  Thermal Conductivity, Gas @ 0º C., BTU/hr ft2 ºF/ft 0.01169 
Critical Density, g/ml 0.221  Viscosity, Gas @ 23ºC., 1 atm. , centipoise 0.00755 
Latent Heat of Vaporization @ b.p., cal/g 87.56  Surface Tension @ -20ºC., 1 atm., dynes/cm 15.28 
Solubility in Water @ 17º C., 1 atm., ml/ 100 ml  1.7 

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July 06, 2006

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