Triethylene Glycol - The Dow Chemical Company

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Properties Table 2 Physical Properties of Triethylene Glycol Determined on purified samples of Triethylene Glycol Property Scientific Units Common Units Autoignition Temperature 349°C 660°F Boiling Point at 760 mm Hg 288 0°C 550 4°F ∆ Boiling Point/∆ Pressure (750–770 mm Hg) 0 0073°C/kPa 0 055°C/mm Hg Critical Pressure 3,313 3 kPa 24,852 mm Hg Critical Specific Volume 0 443 L/gmol 7 10 ft 3 /lbmol Critical Temperature 440°C 824°F Dielectric Constant 23 69 23 69 Electrical Conductivity 0 20 x 10 -6 mhos/cm 0 002 micromhos/cm Evaporation Rate (Butyl Acetate = 1)
Properties Table 3 Solubilities of Various Materials in Triethylene Glycol Solubility, g/100 mL of Triethylene Glycol at 25°C Material Solubility Acetone Completely Soluble Animal Glue (Dry) Slightly Soluble Benzene Completely Soluble Carbon Tetrachloride 40 6 Castor Oil 0 3 Cellulose Acetate Completely Soluble Chlorobenzene Completely Soluble Coconut Oil Insoluble Cottonseed Oil Insoluble Dextrin Completely Soluble Dextrin (10% in water) Insoluble Dibutyl Phthalate 19 8 Dichloroethyl Ether Completely Soluble Diethanolamine Completely Soluble Ethyl Ether 20 4 Ethylene Glycol Stearate Slightly Soluble Gum Damar Slightly Soluble Heptane Slightly Soluble Hydrous Wool Fat Slightly Soluble Kauri Gum Slightly Soluble Lard Oil Insoluble Linseed Oil Insoluble Methanol Completely Soluble Monoethanolamine Completely Soluble Nitrocellulose Completely Soluble o-Dichlorobenzene Completely Soluble Olive Oil Insoluble 6 Material Solubility Paraffin Oil Insoluble Phenol Completely Soluble Pine Oil Completely Soluble Rosin 5 0 Shellac Slightly Soluble Soy Bean Oil Insoluble Sperm Oil Insoluble Tall Oil 10 1 Tetrachloroethylene 17 7 Toluene 33 0 Tung Oil Insoluble Turkey Red Oil 12 3 Urea 31 0 Properties
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Page 5 and 6: Introduction Table 1 Applications H
Page 7: Introduction • The use of Dow EG
Page 11 and 12: Properties Table 5 Constant Boiling
Page 13 and 14: Properties Figure 2: Boiling Points
Page 15 and 16: Properties Figure 4: Vapor Pressure
Page 17 and 18: Properties Figure 6: Specific Gravi
Page 19 and 20: Properties Figure 8 Specific Heats
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Page 25 and 26: Properties Figure 14: Surface Tensi
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Page 29 and 30: Storage and Handling This informati
Page 31 and 32: Emergency Service The Dow Chemical
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