A saturation vapor pressure table for epichlorohydrin at various temperatures is needed

The saturated vapor pressures of epichlorohydrin at 0 degrees and 6 degrees Celsius are shown in the table below: Temperature (°C) Saturated Vapor Pressure (kPa) 0 2.44 6 3.28 These values come from the chemical property database of NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology). If more data at different temperatures are needed, you can refer to that website or other relevant materials. Additionally, the ASPEN software can also simulate and calculate phase equilibrium data of substances at different temperatures and pressures. -

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I took a look at this webpage; it’s all in English. How do I search for something?

You can visit the NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) database for chemical properties and follow these steps to conduct a search: 1. In the left column of the main page, select “Chemical Composition”; 2. On the resulting screen, enter the name “Epichlorohydrin”, select “Name” from the dropdown menu on the right, and then click “Search””； 3. In the search results, select “Epichlorohydrin” and click “Go”” ； 4. On the new page, select “Condensed Phase Heat Capacity”, and in the menu at the bottom select “Saturation Properties”” ； 5. Then select the desired temperature range and click “Submit”. At this point, you will obtain a table containing the saturated vapor pressure data at the selected temperature. If more temperature data is needed, a different temperature range can be selected or other relevant physical properties can be chosen. -

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