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【Daily Question】Deep Processing 20160721: What is the boiling point of propylene? Autoignition point? Flash point? Relative specific gravity?

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Reply #22016-07-21
The boiling point of propylene is -47.7. Its autoignition temperature is ----- while its flash point is -108. The relative density is 0.514
Reply #32016-07-21
Boiling point: -47.4, Ignition point: 450, Flash point: -108, Specific gravity: 0.5
Reply #42016-07-21
Boiling point: -47 degrees, ignition point: 455 degrees, specific gravity relative to air: 1.48. I’m from Baidu; I can’t remember some of the data. Propylene is used to produce polypropylene, acrylic acid, acrylonitrile, and propylene oxide.
Reply #52016-07-21
Boiling point: -47.4°C; Autoignition temperature: 497°C; Flash point: -107°C; Specific gravity: 0.5193
Reply #62016-07-21
Boiling point: -47.4 Flash point: -108 Relative density: 0.51 Autoignition temperature: 455
Reply #72016-07-21
The boiling point of propylene is -47.4°C; its autoignition temperature is 497.2°C; the flash point is -72.2°C; its relative density is 0.5139 g/cm3;
Reply #82016-07-21
The boiling point of propylene is -47.7℃; The autoignition point is 455℃ ; Flash point is -66.7℃ ; Relative specific gravity d20=0.5139
Reply #92016-07-21
Boiling point—47.4°C. Flash point—107°C. Naturally, it’s 497°C. Relative specific gravity 42.
Reply #102016-07-21
Boiling point: -47.4°C; Flash point: -108°C; Auto-ignition temperature: 497°C. Relative specific gravity 1.48
Reply #112016-07-21
Boiling point: -47°C, auto-ignition point: 497℃; Flash point: -108℃ ; Relative specific gravity: 1.48 (air), 0.5 (water) ;

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