Physical properties of unbranched alkanes
- Physical properties of unbranched alkanes
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Physical properties of unbranched alkanes
name formula boiling
point (°C) melting
point (°C)
methane CH4 −164 −182.5
ethane CH3CH3 −88.6 −183.3
propane CH3CH2CH3 −42 −189.7
butane CH
3(
CH2)
2CH
3 −0.5 −138.35
pentane CH
3(
CH2)
3CH
3 b;36.1 −129.7
hexane CH
3(
CH2)
4CH
3 b;68.9 −95.0
heptane CH
3(
CH2)
5CH
3 b;98.4 −90.6
octane CH
3(
CH2)
6CH
3 b;125.6 −56.8
nonane CH
3(
CH2)
7CH
3 b;150.8 −51.0
decane CH
3(
CH2)
8CH
3 b;174.1 −29.7
pentadecane CH
3(
CH2)
13CH
3 b;270 b;10
octadecane CH
3(
CH2)
16CH
3 b;316.1 b;28.2
icosane CH
3(
CH2)
18CH
3 b;343 b;36.8
triacontane CH
3(
CH2)
28CH
3 b;449.7 b;65.8
tetracontane CH
3(
CH2)
38CH
3 — b;81
pentacontane CH
3(
CH2)
48CH
3 — b;92
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