BOC Gases Handbook

September 2001
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Technical information
The BOC Gases Technical Data Handbook is a valuable guide to the properties of
gases and conversion data. Contact your local BOC representative for all your
needs to technical questions on topics related to special gases, including quality,
properties, handling and safety, government specifications, applications, analytical
support, environmental concerns, equipment and systems information, and anything
else you need to know. For your local contact please go to www.boc.com and look
under ‘contacts’.

Contents

Gas properties table 2

Materials compatibility table 5

US hazardous materials table 7

Hazard class/division table 9

Canadian hazardous materials table 10

Dew point conversion table 11

Weight conversion table 13

Pressure conversion table 14

Volume conversion table 15

Density conversion table 16

Boiling point conversion table 17

Temperature conversion table 19

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Gas properties table

HAZARDOUS PROPERTIES
THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES Flammability
Vapor Specific Heat
Pressure Gravity Critical Critical Specific Capacity Flammable Ignition Threshold
Molecular at 70° F at 70° F Temp Pressure Volume (Btu/lb.- limits in Air Temp., Physiological Limit Value
Product Formula State Weight (psig) (1 atm) (°F) (psia) (cf/lb) Mole °F) (Vol. %) (°F) Properties (ppm)

Dissolved
Acetylene C2H2 26.04 635 0.905 97.3 905.3 14.7 10.6 2.5-81 581 SA
Gas
Compressed
Air 28.97 * * -221.1 546.8 13.3 Oxidant
Gas
Liquefied Corrosive
Ammonia NH3 17.03 114 0.60 270.4 1639 22.6 8.6 15-28 1204 25
Gas and Toxic
Compressed
Argon Ar 39.95 * 1.38 -188.1 710 9.7 4.97 Inert SA
Gas
Liquefied
Arsine AsH3 77.95 205 2.69 211.8 957 5.0 4-64 Poison 0.05
Gas
Liquefied
n-Butane C4H10 58.12 16 2.08 305.6 550.8 6.4 1.8-8.4 788 Narcotic 800
Gas
Carbon Liquefied
CO2 44.01 838 1.52 87.8 1071 8.74 8.97 Inert 5,000
Dioxide Gas
Carbon Compressed
CO 28.01 * 0.97 -220.4 507.4 13.8 6.96 12.5-74 1204 Toxic 50
Monoxide Gas
Liquefied Oxidant and
Chlorine Cl2 70.91 85.3 2.47 291.2 1118.7 5.4 8.2 1
Gas Toxic
Compressed
Deuterium D2 4.03 * 0.139 -390.7 241 96.0 6.97 4.9-75 1058 SA
Gas
Compressed
Diborane B2H6 27.67 * 0.95 62.1 581 0.8-98 100 Highly Toxic 0.05
Gas
Liquefied
Ethane C2H6 30.07 543 1.047 90.1 708 12.8 12.6 3-12.4 986 SA
Gas
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HAZARDOUS PROPERTIES
THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES Flammability
Vapor Specific Heat
Pressure Gravity Critical Critical Specific Capacity Flammable Ignition Threshold
Molecular at 70° F at 70° F Temp Pressure Volume (Btu/lb.- limits in Air Temp., Physiological Limit Value
Product Formula State Weight (psig) (1 atm) (°F) (psia) (cf/lb) Mole °F) (Vol. %) (°F) Properties (ppm)

Ethyl Liquefied
C2H5Cl 64.52 368.96 764.4 3.8-15.4 1000
Chloride Gas
Compressed
Ethylene C2H4 28.05 * 0.974 49.8 742 13.8 10.4 3.1-32 1009 SA
Gas
Compressed
Helium He 4.003 * 0.138 -450.3 33.2 96.7 4.98 Inert SA
Gas
Compressed
Hydrogen H2 2.02 * 0.0696 -399.96 190.8 192 6.89 4-75 1085 SA
Gas
Hydrogen Liquefied
HCl 36.46 613 1.27 124.6 1200 10.6 6.9 Corrosive 5
Chloride Gas
Hydrogen Liquefied Irritant and
H2S 34.08 252 1.189 212.7 1308 11.2 8.2 4.3-45 500 10
Sulfide Gas Toxic
Liquefied
Isobutane C4H10 58.12 30.8 2.0 275 592.2 6.5 1.8-8.4 864 Anaesthetic SA
Gas
Compressed
Krypton Kr 83.8 * 2.898 -82.8 798 4.6 5.0 Inert SA
Gas
Compressed
Methane CH4 16.04 * 0.555 -115.8 673 23.7 5-15 1000 SA
Gas
Methyl Liquefied
CH3Cl 50.49 58.7 1.74 289.6 968 7.6 9.97 10.7-17.4 1170 Toxic 50
Chloride Gas
Compressed
Neon Ne 20.18 * 0.696 -379.8 384.9 19.2 4.97 Inert SA
Gas
Compressed
Nitrogen N2 28.01 * 0.967 -232.4 492.9 13.8 6.97 Inert SA
Gas
Nitrous Liquefied
N2O 44.01 745 1.53 97.6 1054 8.7 9.2 Oxidant 25
Oxide Gas
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HAZARDOUS PROPERTIES
THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES Flammability
Vapor Specific Heat
Pressure Gravity Critical Critical Specific Capacity Flammable Ignition Threshold
Molecular at 70° F at 70° F Temp Pressure Volume (Btu/lb.- limits in Air Temp., Physiological Limit Value
Product Formula State Weight (psig) (1 atm) (°F) (psia) (cf/lb) Mole °F) (Vol. %) (°F) Properties (ppm)

Compressed
Oxygen O2 32.0 * 1.105 -181.1 736.9 12.1 7.03 Oxidant
Gas
Liquefied Treat as
Phosphine PH3 34.0 592.7 1.184 124.3 948 11.4 122 Poison 0.3
Gas Pyrophoric
Liquefied
Propane C3H8 44.1 109 1.55 206.2 617.4 8.5 17.4 2.1-9.5 874 SA
Gas
Compressed
Silane SiH4 32.12 * 1.11 24.8 702.7 12.0 Pyrophoric 0.5
Gas
Sulfur Liquefied Irritant and
SO2 64.06 34.4 2.26 315 1143 5.9 9.6 2
Dioxide Gas Toxic
Sulfur Liquefied
SF6 146.05 310 5.11 114 545 2.5 Inert 1000
Hexafluoride Gas
Compressed
Xenon Xe 131.3 * 4.56 61.9 852.6 2.9 5.02 Inert SA
Gas
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Materials compatibility table

Polyethylene
Carbon steel
Aluminum

Neoprene
Stainless
Copper
Action toward

Teflon
Monel

Viton
Brass

Butyl

Kel-F
steel

PVC
materials of
Gas construction

Acetylene X O X X X X X X X Gas may form

explosive acetylides
Air X X X X X X X X X X X X X Noncorrosive
Ammonia X O O ** X X X O O X X Moisture promotes
corrosion
Argon X X X X X X X X X X X X X Noncorrosive
Arsine* X O X X X X X X X Noncorrosive
Butane X X X X X X O X X X O X X Noncorrosive
Carbon Dioxide X X X X X X X X X X X X Moisture promotes
corrosion
Carbon Monoxide X X X X X X O O X X X X
Chlorine O O O X ** X O O X X X X Moisture promotes
corrosion
Deuterium X X X X X X X X X X X X Noncorrosive
Diborane* X X X X X X X X X Noncorrosive
Ethane X X X X X X O X X X X X Noncorrosive
Ethyl Chloride O O X X X X X X X X X O X
Ethylene X X X X X X O X X X X X Noncorrosive
Helium X X X X X X X X X X X X X Noncorrosive
Hydrogen X X X X X X X X X X X X Noncorrosive
Hydrogen Chloride O O O X ** X X X X X Moisture promotes
corrosion
Hydrogen Sulfide* ** O O ** X X X X Moisture promotes
corrosion
Isobutane X X X X X X O X X X X Noncorrosive
Krypton X X X X X X X X X X X X X Noncorrosive
Methane X X X X X X O X X X X X X Noncorrosive
Methyl Chloride O O ** X X X O O X X O O X Gas attacks
aluminum
Neon X X X X X X X X X X X X X Noncorrosive
Nitrogen X X X X X X X X X X X X X Noncorrosive
Nitrous Oxide X X X X X X X X X X X Noncorrosive
Oxygen* X X X X O X X X O O X Noncorrosive
Phosphine* O O O X X X X X Noncorrosive
Propane X X X X X O X X X O X X Noncorrosive
Silane* X X X X X X X X X X Noncorrosive
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Polyethylene
Carbon steel
Aluminum

Neoprene
Stainless
Copper
Action toward

Teflon
Monel

Viton
Brass

Butyl

Kel-F
steel

PVC
materials of
Gas construction

Sulfur Dioxide X X ** X X X X O X X Moisture promotes

corrosion
Sulfur Hexafluoride X X X X X X X X X X X X X Noncorrosive
Xenon X X X X X X X X X X X X X Noncorrosive

Users should thoroughly familiarize themselves with the specific properties of this gas.

Legend

X – Recommended

O – Not Recommended

** – Not recommended in presence of moisture

Blank indicates unknown

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US hazardous materials table

Hazard
DOT shipping class/
Product name division Zone ** ID No. DOT label(s) R.Q.* Cas. No. MSDS

Acetylene Acetylene, 2.1 UN 1001 Flammable Gas 74-86-2 G-2

dissolved
Air Air 2.2 UN 1002 Non flammable (O2) 7782- G-113
Compressed Gas 44-7 (N2)
7727-37-9
Ammonia Ammonia, 2.2 UN 1005 Non flammable 100 lb 7664-41-7 G-11
Anhydrous, Gas
Liquefied
Argon Argon, 2.2 UN 1006 Non flammable 7440-37-1 G-6
Compressed Gas
n-Butane Butane 2.1 UN 1011 Flammable Gas 106-97-8 G-17
1-Butene Butylene 2.1 UN 1012 Flammable Gas 106-98-9 G-18
Carbon Carbon 2.2 UN 1013 Non flammable 124-38-9 G-8
Dioxide Dioxide Gas
Carbon Carbon 2.3 D UN 1016 Poison Gas and 630-08-0 G-112
Monoxide Monoxide Flammable Gas
Chlorine Chlorine 2.3 B UN 1017 Poison Gas 10 lb 7782-50-5 G-23
Deuterium Deuterium 2.1 UN 1957 Flammable Gas 7782-39-0 G-25
Ethane Ethane, 2.1 UN 1035 Flammable Gas 78-84-0 G-31
Compressed
Ethyl Ethyle 2.1 UN 1037 Flammable Gas 100 lb 75-00-3 G-32
Chloride Chloride
Ethylene Ethylene, 2.1 UN 1962 Flammable Gas 74-85-1 G-33
Compressed
Helium Helium, 2.2 UN 1046 Non flammable 7440-59-7 G-5
Compressed Gas
Hydrogen Hydrogen, 2.1 UN 1049 Flammable Gas 1333-74-0 G-4
Compressed
Hydrogen Hydrogen 2.3 C UN 1050 Poison Gas and 7647-0-10 G-40
Chloride Chloride, Corrosive
Anhydrous
Hydrogen Hydrogen 2.3 B UN 1053 Poison Gas and 100 lbs 7783-06-4 G-94
Sulfide Sulfide, Flammable Gas
Liquefied
Isobutane Isobutane 2.1 UN 1969 Flammable Gas 75-28-5 G-95
Krypton Krypton 2.2 UN 1056 Non flammable 7439-90-9 G-54
Gas
Methane Methane, 2.1 UN 197 Flammable Gas 74-82-8 G-56
Compressed
Methyl Methyl 2.1 UN 1063 Flammable Gas 1 lb 74-87-3 G-96
Chloride Chloride
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Hazard
DOT shipping class/
Product name division Zone ** ID No. DOT label(s) R.Q.* Cas. No. MSDS

Neon Neon, 2.2 UN 1065 Non flammable 7440-01-9 G-59

Compressed Gas
Nitrogen Nitrogen, 2.2 UN 1066 Non flammable 7727-37-9 G-7
Compressed Gas
Nitrous Nitrous 2.2 UN 1070 Non flammable 10024-97-2 G-3
Oxide*** Oxide, Gas
Compressed
Oxygen Oxygen, 2.2 UN 1072 Non flammable 7782-44-7 G-1
Compressed Gas and Oxidizer
Propane Propane 2.1 UN 1978 Flammable Gas 74-98-6 G-74
Propylene Propylene 2.1 UN 1077 Flammable Gas 115-07-1 G-75
Sulfur Sulfur 2.3 C UN 1079 Poison Gas 7446-09-5 G-79
Dioxide Dioxide,
Liquefied
Sulfur Sulfur 2.2 UN 1080 Non flammable 2551-62-4 G-80
Hexafluoride Hexafluoride Gas
Xenon Xenon 2.2 UN 2036 Non flammable 7440-63-3 G-85
Gas

* Reportable Quantity - per HM- 145-F

** All 2.3 Poisonous (Toxic) gases require that the cylinder be marked "Inhalation Hazard" and
that the shipping paper description must include "Poison Inhalation Hazard, Zone -- (A,B,C, or D)"

*** The shipping information listed applies to domestic shipments only.

Note: Regulations pertaining to hazardous materials are found in the Code of Federal Regulations Title
49 (CFR) parts 100 - 199.
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Hazard class/division table

The following information is provided in the context of the Americas region. BOC Gases operates in
more than 60 countries worldwide, and corresponding information specific to other regions around the
globe is available by contacting BOC.

Class/Division Material

1 Explosives
2.1 Flammable Gas
2.2 Nonflammable Gas
2.3** Poisonous (Toxic) Gas
3 Flammable Liquids
4.1 Flammable Solid
4.2 Spontaneously Combustible
4.3 Dangerous When Wet
5.1 Oxidizer
5.2 Organic Peroxide
6.1 Poisonous (Toxic) Materials
6.2 Infectious Substances
7 Radioactive Materials
8 Corrosive Materials
9 Miscellaneous Materials

** All 2.3 Poisonous (Toxic) gases require that the cylinder be marked ‘Inhalation Hazard’ and the
shipping paper description must include ‘Poison Inhalation Hazard, Zone – (A, B, C, or D)’
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Canadian hazardous materials table

TDG
Product Shipping name Classification ID No. WHMIS Classification MSDS

Acetylene Acetylene 2.1 UN 1001 A, B1, F G-2

Air Air, Compressed 2.2 UN 1002 A G-113
Ammonia Ammonia, Anhydrous, 2.4 (9.2) UN 1005 A, B1, D2B G-11
Liquefied
Argon Argon, Compressed 2.2 UN 1006 A G-6
n-Butane Butane 2.1 UN 1011 A, B1, D2B G-17
Carbon Dioxide Carbon Dioxide 2.2 UN 1013 A, D2B G-8
Carbon Carbon Monoxide 2.1 (2.3) UN 1016 A, B, D1A, D2B G-112
Monoxide
Chlorine Chlorine 2.3 (5.1) UN 1017 A, D1A, D2B, E G-23
Deuterium Deuterium 2.1 UN 1957 A, B1 G-25
Ethane Ethane 2.1 UN 1035 A, B1 G-31
Ethylene Ethylene 2.1 UN 1962 A, B1 G-33
Helium Helium, Compressed 2.2 UN 1046 A G-5
Hydrogen Hydrogen 2.1 UN 1049 A, B1 G-4
Hydrogen Hydrogen Chloride 2.3 (8) UN 1050 A, D1A, D2B, E G-40
Chloride Anhydrous
Hydrogen Sulfide Hydrogen Sulfide 2.1 (2.3) UN 1053 A, B, D1A, D2B G-94
Isobutane Isobutane 2.1 UN 1075 A, B1 G-95
Krypton Krypton 2.2 UN 1056 A G-54
Methane Methane 2.1 UN 1971 A, B1 G-56
Neon Neon 2.2 UN 1065 A G-59
Nitrogen Nitrogen 2.2 UN 1066 A G-7
Nitrous Oxide Nitrous Oxide 2.2 (5.1) UN 1070 A, C G-3
Oxygen Oxygen 2.2 (5.1) UN 1072 A, C G-1
Propane Petroleum Gases, 2.1 UN 1978 A, B1, D2B G-74
Liquefied
Propylene Propylene 2.1 UN 1077 A, B1, D2B G-75
Sulfur Dioxide Sulfur Dioxide 2.3 UN 1079 A, D1A, D2B, E G-79
Sulfur Sulfur Hexafluoride 2.2 UN 1080 A G-80
Hexafluoride
Xenon Xenon 2.2 UN 2036 A G-85
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Dew point conversion table

DEW POINT MOISTURE DEW POINT MOISTURE DEW POINT MOISTURE

(°F) (°C) ppm (v/v) (°F) (°C) ppm (v/v) (°F) (°C) ppm (v/v)

-130 -90 0.1 -74 -59 12.3 -40 -40 128

-120 -84 0.25 -73 -58 13.3 -39 -39 136
-110 -79 0.63 -72 -58 14.3 -38 -39 144
-105 -76 1.00 -71 -57 15.4 -37 -38 153
-104 -76 1.08 -70 -57 16.6 -36 -38 164
-103 -75 1.18 -69 -56 17.9 -35 -37 174
-102 -74 1.29 -68 -56 19.2 -34 -37 185
-101 -74 1.40 -67 -55 20.6 -33 -36 196
-100 -73 1.53 -66 -54 22.1 -32 -36 210
-99 -73 1.66 -65 -54 23.6 -31 -35 222
-98 -72 1.81 -64 -53 25.6 -30 -34 235
-97 -72 1.96 -63 -53 27.5 -29 -34 250
-96 -71 2.15 -62 -52 29.4 -28 -33 265
-95 -71 2.35 -61 -52 31.7 -27 -33 283
-94 -70 2.54 -60 -51 34.0 -26 -32 300
-93 -69 2.76 -59 -51 36.5 -25 -32 317
-92 -69 3.00 -58 -50 39.0 -24 -31 338
-91 -68 3.28 -57 -49 41.8 -23 -31 358
-90 -68 3.53 -56 -49 44.6 -22 -30 378
-89 -67 3.84 -55 -48 48.0 -21 -29 400
-88 -67 4.15 -54 -48 51 -20 -29 422
-87 -66 4.50 -53 -47 55 -19 -28 448
-86 -66 4.78 -52 -47 59 -18 -28 475
-85 -65 5.30 -51 -46 62 -17 -27 500
-84 -64 5.70 -50 -46 67 -16 -27 530
-83 -64 6.20 -49 -45 72 -15 -26 560
-82 -63 6.60 -48 -44 76 -14 -26 590
-81 -63 7.20 -47 -44 82 -13 -25 630
-80 -62 7.80 -46 -43 87 -12 -24 660
-79 -62 8.40 -45 -43 92 -11 -24 700
-78 -61 9.10 -44 -42 98 -10 -23 740
-77 -61 9.80 -43 -42 105 -9 -23 780
-76 -60 10.5 -42 -41 113 -8 -22 820
-75 -59 11.4 -41 -41 119 -7 -22 870
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Conversion of Parts per Million (ppm) to Percent

1 ppm = 0.0001%
10 ppm = 0.001%
100 ppm = 0.01%
1,000 ppm = 0.1%
10,000 ppm = 1.0%
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Weight conversion table

Weight Multiply units in left column by proper factor below

grain oz lb ton gram kg metric ton

1 grain 1 – – – 0.0648 – –
1 ounce 437.5 1 0.0625 – 28.35 .02835 –
1 pound 7000 16 1 0.0005 453.6 0.4536 –
1 ton – 32,000 2000 1 – 907.2 0.9072
1 gram 15.43 0.0353 – – 1 0.001 –
1 kilogram – 35.274 2.205 – 1000 1 0.001

1 metric ton – 35,274 2205 1.102 – 1000 1

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Pressure conversion table

Pressure Multiply units in left column by proper factor below

kPa lb/sq in lb/sq ft int atm kg/cm2 mm Hg at in Hg at ft. water
32ºF 32ºF at 39.2ºF

1 pound/sq in 6.895 1 144 – 0.0703 51.713 2.0359 2.307

1 pound/sq ft 0.048 0.00694 1 – – 0.3591 0.01414 0.01602
1 int atmosphere 101.3 14.696 2116.2 1 1.0333 760 29.921 33.90
1 kilogram/sq cm 98.07 14.223 2048.1 .9678 1 735.56 28.958 32.81
1 millimeter- 0.133 0.0193 2.785 – – 1 0.0394 0.0446
mercury 1 torr
(toricelli)
1 inch mercury 3.387 0.4912 70.73 0.0334 0.0345 25.400 1 1.133
1 foot water 2.984 0.4335 62.42 – 0.0305 22.418 0.8826 1
1 kilopascal (kPa) 1 0.145 20.92 0.0099 0.0102 7.519 0.295 0.3346
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Volume conversion table

Volume Multiply units in left column by proper factor below

cu in cu ft cu yd cu cm cu meter liter US gal Imp gal

1 cu inch 1 – – 16.387 – 0.0164 – –

1 cu foot 1728 1 0.0370 28.317 0.0283 28.32 7.481 6.229
1 cu yard 46,656 27 1 – 0.7646 764.5 202.0 168.2
1 cu centimeter 0.0610 – – 1 – 0.001 – –
1 cu meter 61,023 35.31 1.308 1,000,000 1 1,000 264.2 220.0
1 liter 61.025 0.0353 – 1,00 0.001 1 0.2642 0.2200
1 U.S. gallon 231 0.1337 – 3,785.4 – 3.785 1 0.8327
1 Imperial gallon 227.4 0.1605 – 4,546.1 – 4.546 1.201 1
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Density conversion table

Density Multiply units in left column by proper factor below

lb/cu in cu ft lb/gal g/cm3 g/liter
1 pound/cu in 1 1728 231.0 27.68 27,680
1 pound/cu ft – 1 0.1337 0.0160 16.019
1 pound/gal 0.00433 7.481 1 0.1198 119.83
1 gram/cu cm 0.03613 62.43 8.345 1 1,000
1 gram/liter – 0.06243 0.008345 0.001 1
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Boiling point conversion table

0-400 K with boiling points*

K °C °F
0.00 -273.16 -459.69
Helium 4.48 -268.68 -452.1
10. -263.16 -441.69
20. -253.16 -423.69
Hydrogen 20.38 -252.78 -423.
Deuterium 23.6 -249.5 -417.1
Tritium 25.1 -248.0 -414.4
Neon 27.41 -245.75 -410.8
30. -243.16 -405.69
40. -233.16 -387.69
50. -233.16 -369.69
60 -213.16 -351.69
70 -203.16 -333.69
Nitrogen 77.60 -195.56 -320.36
80. -193.16 -315.69
Carbon
81.1 -192.0 -313.6
Monoxide
Fluorine 86.0 -187.0 -304.6
Argon 87.30 -185.86 -302.55
90. -183.16 -297.69
Oxygen 90.20 -182.96 -297.33
100. -173.16 -279.69
110 -163.16 -261.69
Methane 111.7 -161.4 -258.5
Krypton 119.93 -153.23 -243.80
120. -153.16 -243.69
130. -143.16 -225.69
140. -133.16 -207.69
150. -123.16 -189.69
160. -113.16 -171.69
Ozone 161.3 -111.9 -169.6
Xenon 165.10 -108.06 -162.5
Ethylene 169.3 -103.80 -154.8
170. -103.16 -153.69
180. -93.16 -135.69
Nitrous Oxide 183.6 -89.5 -129.1
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0-400 K with boiling points*

K °C °F
Ethane 184.8 -88.3 -126.9
Acetylene 189.1 -84.0 -119.2
190. -83.16 -117.69
Carbon
194.6 -78.5 -109.3
Dioxide**
200. -73.16 -99.69
210 -63.16 -81.69
220. -53.16 -63.69
Propylene 226.1 -47.0 -52.6
230. -43.16 -45.69
Propane 230.8 -42.3 -44.1
Ketene 232.1 -41.0 -41.8
Ammonia 239.8 -33.3 -27.9
240. -33.16 -27.69
Methyl Chloride 249.4 -23.7 -10.7
250. -23.16 -9.69
260. -13.16 +8.31
Isobutane 262.9 -10.2 13.6
Sulfur Dioxide 263.1 -10.0 14.0
270. - 3.16 26.31
Butane 272.5 - 0.6 30.9
Methyl Bromide 277.6 4.5 40.1
280 6.84 44.31
Ethyl Chloride 285.4 12.3 54.1
290. 16.84 62.31
300. 26.84 80.31
310 36.84 98.31
Carbon Disulfide 319.4 46.3 115.3
320. 46.84 116.31
330. 56.84 134.31
340. 66.84 152.31
Carbon
349.9 76.8 170.2
Tetrachloride
350. 76.84 170.31
360. 86.84 188.31
370. 96.84 206.31
380. 106.84 224.31
390. 116.84 242.31
400. 126.84 260.31
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Temperature conversion table

Temperature Multiply units in left column by proper factor below

°C °F K

1°C – 1.8(°C) + 32 °C + 273.15

1°F (°F - 32) – (°F + 459.67)
1.8 1.8
1K K - 273.15 1.8(K) - 479.67 –