Property:Boiling point
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The boiling point of any pure substance is the temperature at which it transitions from a liquid state to a gaseous state.
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A | |
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| Acetic acid + | 391.25 K (118.1 °C, 244.58 °F, 704.25 °R) + |
| Aluminum oxide + | 3,273.15 K (3,000 °C, 5,432 °F, 5,891.67 °R) + |
| Ammonia + | 239.81 K (-33.34 °C, -28.012 °F, 431.658 °R) + |
| Ammonium nitrate + | 483.15 K (210 °C, 410 °F, 869.67 °R) + |
| Arsine + | 335.65 K (62.5 °C, 144.5 °F, 604.17 °R) + |
C | |
| Caffeine + | 451.15 K (178 °C, 352.4 °F, 812.07 °R) + |
| Calcium chloride + | 1,873.15 K (1,600 °C, 2,912 °F, 3,371.67 °R) + |
| Carbon dioxide + | 351.15 K (78 °C, 172.4 °F, 632.07 °R) + |
| Copper + | 2,835 K (2,561.85 °C, 4,643.33 °F, 5,103 °R) + |
E | |
| Ethane + | 184.55 K (-88.6 °C, -127.48 °F, 332.19 °R) + |
| Ethanol + | 351.55 K (78.4 °C, 173.12 °F, 632.79 °R) + |
F | |
| Formic acid + | 373.95 K (100.8 °C, 213.44 °F, 673.11 °R) + |
G | |
| Gadolinium + | 3,546 K (3,272.85 °C, 5,923.13 °F, 6,382.8 °R) + |
| Gold + | 3,129 K (2,855.85 °C, 5,172.53 °F, 5,632.2 °R) + |
H | |
| Helium + | 4.22 K (-268.93 °C, -452.074 °F, 7.596 °R) + |
| Hydrazine + | 387.15 K (114 °C, 237.2 °F, 696.87 °R) + |
| Hydrochloric acid + | 383.15 K (110 °C, 230 °F, 689.67 °R) +, 321.15 K (48 °C, 118.4 °F, 578.07 °R) + |
| Hydrogen + | 20.28 K (-252.87 °C, -423.166 °F, 36.504 °R) + |
| Hydrogen bromide + | 206.15 K (-67 °C, -88.6 °F, 371.07 °R) + |
M | |
| Mercury + | 629.88 K (356.73 °C, 674.114 °F, 1,133.784 °R) + |
| Methane + | 434.75 K (161.6 °C, 322.88 °F, 782.55 °R) + |
| Methanol + | 337.85 K (64.7 °C, 148.46 °F, 608.13 °R) + |
N | |
| Neptunium + | 4,273 K (3,999.85 °C, 7,231.73 °F, 7,691.4 °R) + |
| Nicotine + | 520.15 K (247 °C, 476.6 °F, 936.27 °R) + |
| Nitric acid + | 356.15 K (83 °C, 181.4 °F, 641.07 °R) + |
