The saturated vapor pressure of diethylbenzene at 256.6°C

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I’m looking for the saturated vapor pressure of diethylbenzene at 256.6°C. Could someone please help me find this value? Thank you; I can’t locate it.

Reply #22016-05-27

Are diethylbenzene and ethylbenzene (C8H10) the same substance? The formula for anthrone includes parameters for ethylbenzene, and these can be used to carry out calculations

Reply #32016-05-27

I’m not sure what the exact composition is – whether it’s a mixture or pure – but I’ve done some rough calculations; the pressure is around 3.5 to 3.7 kilograms

Reply #42016-05-29

It’s a mixture with a content of over 90%. Thank you; it would be fine to know the exact range as well. I really appreciate it.

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