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Help, properties of perfluorobutadiene

2015-09-22View Original

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RT. When calculating the physical adsorption heat of C4F6, it seems that no information on the physical properties of this substance can be found in existing sources; could experts please help? It is mainly the desire to heat up at atmospheric pressure (vaporization latent heat or condensation heat). Thank you.
Reply #22015-09-23
This post was last edited by qugd on 2015-9-23 08:16. General thermodynamic properties need to be looked up in specialized manuals. It is recommended to consult the Physical Chemistry Handbook or the Lange’s Chemical Handbook. If these manuals are not available, go to the information room of fluorine chemical companies to find some more specialized manuals.

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