I would like to ask about the vaporization latent heat of silicon tetrachloride
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Does anyone here know the vaporization latent heat of silicon tetrachloride?
Are you referring to the temperature at which SiCl4 vaporizes? The boiling point of SiCl4 is 57.6 degrees, so we maintained the temperature of its mixture with hydrogen at 57 degrees and the pressure at 0.3 MPa.
It’s not the temperature at which silicon tetrachloride vaporizes; what is needed to know is the latent heat of vaporization of silicon tetrachloride, that is, the unit of energy absorbed during vaporization
STC vaporization latent heat: 39.5 Kcal/kg
Reply to 4# jesscy: May I ask what IT means in kcal IT/kg? Thank you for the guidance!
Sicl4 vaporization heat (KJ/mol): 28.7, according to the data in the \"Handbook of Physical Properties of Chemicals and Materials\"
The vaporization heat of SiCl4 is 6.96 kcal/mol (equivalent to 29.09 kJ/mol), with absolute accuracy.
The vaporization heat of SiCl4 is 6960 kcal/kmol, while that of trichlorosilane is 6360 kcal/kmol. What does \"discount\" mean upstairs?
Why are every answer different? Whose is this letter? ? ? ? 、