‘The Surface Tension of Pure Liquid Compounds Joseph J. Jasper* Wayne State Unsrsiy, Dero. Michigan $8202 1c tenon tables pretented herein ar the etl of iterate survey evasion. of dats of some 2200 pre lguilcamponne. 20 of whieh were reported for “There are arranged with related compound inthe Increasing weer oftheir elu liquid The kes reported ‘he expvimentally fre of many courte from abot IST to 1963. Felis ed antitiee indicated thatthe trfoc tension ie the temperetre over ie ear persona plod to experimental surface teathon valves, ‘arver and thei eqetions The constant of the the standard deviations ste given foreach compound te gsi of soruce testa ste Osean) Ture bse (eof anew Dosity of compound, (© sulty of apparator and semble. [d) experiments] procedare (exper: ‘entation. (6) vlshty of meaeureniets (est probable valve) 7) expeienee of invesiga0! nd (e evil of date, There ae 274 references lnted alphabetical. 2 factors etablihing ever hes word: Surfae tension side: thermodsnumsc of lignes exalted da, Contents Lint of Tablet. ees eeseeeseeseeeceeseseesees HT 8 Acetylenie Eaters... ee Lint of Figures. ssssssscscssossoes TI 8134. Alcohols tertiary) aus 1. Introduction. TIINTIIIIIIT su 8, aldehydes LT Contents of the Table... 8H 5: Aldehydes. = a) 1.2 The Figures ‘ BLL 5.2 Aldehydes (higher melting)... 850 1 Given Compound andthe Index... 81 6, Aliphatic Haloesters Selection af the Resemmended Date and i ete nas etc osm of Date ale Bis 1 Aipha aee -h. Methods of Measurement. cence eee = BEE ” ). ee = . Parity of Compound. ET ee a, agitation of Reliability. —-----ooo-eorov- BH BB, Alkyl Halidessa.-e-eveeesons eee) 6. Preface to Index of Compounds. 98H 143 Methy! Pyridy! Ketones... 1 Seetvlenie Compounds - 151 8Methovsprepionater ea en 282 Ehesyprpiontet en oo Bs 2.2 Dirster of 2Butyned te - 18 8Bumypropionstec Tl asa auc ee eeas ¢ . 15.5 2-Pentvloxypropionates.-.---..-.--.-----. BOY ‘Spa's 21092 be thr US. Seoears of Cmnenee on bel 15.7 3.Heptyloxspropionates. - 864 “ " 16, Alkanesulfonyl Chlorides.......-...-.-------- 804 ws hye Chem: Rl Dat, Vl 1, Me 4 1972292 AT. Allyl Sulftes, Sulfonie Acids and Related! Compounds 31.1 Allancaulenio Acids 37.2 Alkyl Thiosubtes. X13 Aly! Sulfate, X14 Alkyl Sulies. Sulfites, YTS Alkyl Disuldes 7 ast AT Alkyl Sulfite. 2 867 YLT Methyl Sulfide * 867 10, Amides. 1 p62 19, Amines and Aminosiechols 19.1 Isopropylamine. 102 Primary Secondary, and Tetry Amines. 193 Aminoslechols. 20, Anilides and Urethans. 21. Aromatic Aleshols 29. Aromatic Eoters. 28, Benzene and its Alkyl Derivatives 24. Boron Compounds 24. N-Methylacctanlide Boron Trifword 242 Boron Tribromide.. ar 24.3 Tributylboroxin, 2 874 24 Boron Trifluoride Addition Compounds... 821 245 Boroxin 24.6 Dimethylaminoboron Dichloride. 25, Bromine... 26, Inovganie Hades and Oxides "youl Halides of Phorphoras 26.2 Stannic Caloride.-__ 26.3 Antimony Trichlorde. 26.4 Sil Teteachloride.-— 26,5 Arsenions Chloride. 266 Arsenious Bromide 26.7 Phosphorus Trioxide 21. Campheleme ano Campnolanie Aci Compounds and Related 28, Chelated Coordinatio Compounds. 20. Cayogenie and Low Boiling Fids 80. Nitriles and Related Compounds 2, Gyclopentane and Cyclohexane Deriva 88, Gylpropane and Cyeebniane Carboy Aid sand Seane Carbunyliter--.. 34, Dialkyl Carhonates... 3, Alky] Alkylsanthates. 36, Dulewauole.——. co. BR 837, Esters of Normal Dibasie Acs and of Subettuted ‘Malonic Aci ne) 38, Esters (various) 88.1 Isomerie Esters (Cis)-—-—-- n= 895 38.2 Esters of Cyclopropane- and Cyel Carboxylic Acide. 38.3 Esters of Orthoformis Acid. 96 ye el Date, Vl 3 Me 4 1972 JOSEPH J, JASPER 39, Esters of 38-Dicubstituted Glutaric Acid 40. Ethers and Oximes 41. Eihylenie Compounds 42, Halogenated Hydrocarbons and Fluorides 42.1 Halogenated Hydrocarbons. 42.2 Halogen Fluorides. $22 Antimony Pentallors Inorganic 48. Gallia Trebloride and Addon Compounds 4H, Glycol and Related Compound {41 Ditertiary Gyeos. 44.2 Polyethylene Glyols and Derivatives. ‘8 Epiehlorshydrin- 45, Synthetic Glyceries. 46, Glycerol Trnirate, 47. Malogen Compounds of Benzene and Homcogs ~ 98, Halosoaie Aes . 48.1 Fluoroacetic Acid... 482 Triforoacetic Aci. 48.3 Bromonetis Asi 48.4 Todoacetie Acid... 485 Chloromcetic Acid. 49. Hexyl Alcohols. 50. Hydrazines. 51. Hydenearhane 51.1 Olefins 512 Olefns BE.3, Normal Paral 52. Hydrocarbons from Diphenylmethane. 58, Inorganic Sulfur Compounds. Avodiformeten, Onimen, and Animes S21 Anodiformates.-. 32.2 Oximes.... 51.8 nines of Ketones 58. Ketones 538.1 Aromatic Ketones... [582 Aliphatic Ketones. 503 Miscellaneous Ketouca-- 59, Liquid Cryatals 59.1 zine of Anisaldchyde... 502 4.4-Azoxydiphenetale 593 Elhy) 4,-Azoxydibenzoate 60. Mercury seo... cecceeeeeeeeeee AL 61, Naphthalene Derivatives 61. Alkyl lNaphthoates and 2-Naphthostes..... 922SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 61.2 Alkyl LNaphthalenescetstes end 2.Naphthe Teneacetates- oo 61.3 Ally! LNaphthol Ketones, 925 61.4 Alksinaphthslenes, Vinginaphthalene, and gi Miata ‘Naphthalene Compounds 2. Nitzohentene and Some Nitro and Halonitro eocenaes ee . 68, Nitrous and Nite Esters 68.1 Nitrous and Nitric Esters. caaoATkane Dinitric Estee. 64, Nicotine. on. ----eee ennee 65. Nickel Carbonyl = 2-0 6. ot. Nitroparafins and Trichloronitemethane Orgauvplivapivrys Cong 61,1 Triaths! Phoephites and. Trie(2slkoxyeths!) Phosphites.—.-- - 928 2 Phoswhonates. we 3 Orthopheepnaies 93 62.4 Dioxopheepholane. ae gat (68, Palladiors and Mercary Complex Compounds... 982 68. Pion} aad Mela} Gompernde (69.1 Phens? Stic end Selenide. --- 984 69.2 Phensl Compounds and Related Compounds. 3 Tighe] Compunds of Group VB Bene G24 Biphors! a 055 10. Phono} and Nitsa Derivatives sso. eecees === 985. |. Polymethylone Dieyanides...- 936 Polyethylene Dibolidee 2 oe 73. Pyridine Derivatives and Related Heterocyclic Compounds 782 Beterveyeie Nitrogen.Containing Com pocnls. : 287 78.2 Pyridinealdehysies and. Pyridinemethancle.. 987 FA. Rhenium Compounds oe ee nee 988 75. Organocilicon Compaunde nn 988 16. Sebstitnted Phone und Anieoles.—.-. =. 940 171. Phenolic Compounds and Higher Phenole ‘THA Bonaylated Phenol Derivatives —.--.-..-... O41 ‘712 Higher Pheno - - 942 723 Substirured Phenols and Phenolic Ethers... 942 78, Chlorides of Sulfur... ----oeeneeeeeeennree MS 7B. Snifur Donide Addition Compo ae on) 80, Tertisry Chlorides 80.1 Tertiary Chlorides as 94 80.2 Ditertiry Chlorides... on 1. Terpenee. COUT eis 82, Thieyanates.... os 8, Thiophene and Thiophene Compound {BAL Thiophene. nnn ve 85.2 Allylthiophenes on 88.3 2-Thiophenecarboxglates. 0-16 22.4 Ay] Dshieny] Keotonee ar 88.5 Hslogenothiophenes on 83.6 Miscellaneous Thiophene Campoonde 84, Titanium Tetvechlorde. 85. Vanedinm Cheytichloride 96, Water and Hydrogen Perexide. 87. Compounds for Which Surface Tensicns ore AW ‘able Only at One Temperature Potysilexenes_. Linear Polymethyleiloxaae.. Chloromethylslmes. Enter. Acetals and Ethers. Alkyl Glyeolates Alkyl Clsco! Monocthers. Alks] Derivatives of Benaenie and Styrene > Nonaromatie Cyelie Compound Halogenated Hydrocarbons ‘non-Auvor0) 2 Fleore os 7.18 Fluorinoted Esters and Ethers 85.14 Organic Phosphory) Compounde. AT] Entere of Borie Aci. 87.16 Germenium Compounds Sulfur Helis WAP Miscellaneous Compaunde Uist of Figures Comparison of Recommended Vsiues for Surfsce Tension 56 Fanetion of Tempecatore ewe Acetic Acid . Acetone... Acetoniteile Ally] Aleohel Allyl Teothioeyanate. Benzene. es Benzenethi Benzy) Aleahol. Bromobenzenc.-_ 2Butsnane. Butyl Aleohol. oo Butyronitrle 3. Carbon Diswlide. Carbon Tetrachleid 5. Chlorobenzene (coieroioess eee eee pChlorateluene on nC veeal 1 Diothst Ether... 21. Diphenylamine- 22, Bthanethicl... WA, ang Acetaic. sco esooeocee D4. Ethyl Acetoacetate. 25, Ethyl Aleohs 98 Fibs Renonate 7. Formamide---. 28, Formic Acid... 1 2 3. 4 5 6 8 9. 20. un. 12 18. 44 15ana JOSEPH J. JASPER 29, 4Hepianine.s.ecesevecees cece 967 30, Tedchenzene ocr 31. Ieobutyl Aleok oe oe) 82, Tsovslerie Seid. eee s60) 533. 8MethyIbatenal__—_ o 969 39, sMemyibuty Acctate sey BT, NNitrosodimethslamine 38. 24-Pentanedione. 2Pentanone...--0.s veces coe 90. 3Pentanone= =o $A, MPentansle- oso ess soon 42. Phenol... 448. Phosphorus Trichloride. 34. Pioeridine 48, Propionitles 0a 46. Propyl Alcohol 42, Propylamine 4. Pyriline.. 48. Quinoline 50. Tolvene.. Si. oToluidine. 52, poTolvidine. 58, Trietaylamine Tene. oXslene 36. pXvlene 1. Introduction ‘The following tables present, in the opinion of the writer, the best vshies of the surface tensions presently available forthe eompeunds listed. The compounds which ‘were studied are these which are liguid im the general vicinity of s00m temperature and below; the exvosenic fiuide are alo included. The his best to In anmapeehanive in coverage within this range, Reforaneue rum from the 19th century through 1965. Tn addition to compiling the deta available in the Iiterature the writer has evalosted these deta and estimated Their religilty. A discussion of the methods used in evaluating the data and determining their reliability is ven belo. 1.1, Contents of the Tables The tabies have been arranged, at far as possible, with ‘elated compounds inthe order of their increasing molecu Tey veightss Wis un enceptia dhe tables pres ses of the surface tension et integral values of the temperature in degrees Celsiue. The exception ie the final table which conten da forthe compos that hate ben did st only one lempersture ‘The range of temperatures covered in the tales for a given compound rollece the range covered by the et for tote of meacuremente selected as most relible. For the large majority of the compounds the dependence of the Peso surface tension (given in dyn/em)! on the temperetare can be given as e0nb where @ and B are constants and (is the temperature in degrees Celsius. The valves of @ and B obtained hy least- yuases Ding ef the expermmental values are gaven ih the tables and can be used to interpolate within the ‘operstiona) range, The numbers, ey, given in the tables are standard deviations of the residuals resulting {rom the Bt and give a measure of the seater of the experi- imental measurements about the line. For afew compounds, for which measurements were available over a rather Jaige tempessture range, the van der Wasls-Guegenteim ‘equation (ref. 82] was sppliod. In thete cases the equa- tion used is included in the table. ‘An estimate of the reliability of the data i given in each table ad will be fovnd in the space above the clumne ‘of numbers or in footnotes. Where one investigator reported an extended series of measurements in one table sul used the same apputaias and procedures throughout, the same reliability value was assumed to apply to all entries in the table ‘Whenever the information ie available, the method of measurement is given. together with the nature of the atmosphere to which the liguid was exposed during the measurement. Air ie designated as Az nitrogen, Ne: hydro- ‘gon, By holm Hes ote the case of measurements nade ‘within cloced system. the liguid was in equilibrium with its own vapor. Thiecituation i indicated hy the letter. V. 1.2, The rigures For a number of liquide, for which several sete of Imeasuremems over & temperature range exiet plots were made comparing the valuce eclested by the writer with those measured experimentally or selected by other workers. These deviation plots are shin in figures 1-56. ‘The 56 liquids represent those liquids for which the most ata are aveilable, with the exception of weter. A plot ‘was not given for water since the surface tension of water Fs known with euficient precision thot a plot of the ree rmmenaed vsles sine! the principal meseurememte ss listed in table 86, ould show no deviations on a scale ‘comparable with that of the ether figures. Also Gittene [72 as] has recently made.» fnegrained analyse of the ata for water and his recommended values differ negligiy frem those recommended here. 1.3. Finding o Given Compound and the Index ‘The presentation of the datz involved formidable prob- Jems in nomenclature. Since the measurements cited cover 8 time span of nearly 100 years, many of the names supplied in the original papers had to be changed to make them conform 10 modern usage and hence make ‘them intllgile 10 as large a body of readers es possible, ‘An attempt was mile to fallow the practices of ChemicalSURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 24s Abstracts ip the text and in indexing. Trivial names, oF names from other systems of nomenclature which are widely used are usually cross referenced in the Indes. Further details are provided at the start of the Index. ‘The compounds are grouped in the tables according to chemical type, and this is reflected in the naming and rmumbering of the teblee ewlly. the pre tale far = given compound can be found by looking at the List of Tables. However, compounds for which data are avail- able only at a single temperature are grouped together. Furthermore, an author making systematic meesurements ‘on a class of compounds sould occasionally include some ‘compounds of another class which provided interesting comparicont hermes of strugtural relationshiper for ‘example, en author studying esters of a given acid might include measurements on the acid itself. Because the interest provided by the comparisons may still exist for many readers and because the estimate of error tends 10 remain constant within 2 given series of this typo, such tables were included as they were initially presented. In any event all compounds im the tables can be Jooated in ‘the Index. 1.4. The Selection of the Recommended Dote ond the Estimation of Reliability ‘The ‘election of dats to he recommended and the estimation of their reliability involve several factors, the ‘meet important of which are (a) amount of dats available, {) method of measurement, (e) purty of compound, (2) uality of apparatus end assembly, () experimental wvectigater. The interplay fof these factors in the ease of each ecmpound oF set of rmeaturements will not be described in detail. However, in what follows the principles used by the writer in the selection of the data and the estimation of their reliability ‘ell be given. procedures (0) experience o A review of the literature tom 1884) 10 the present time reveals that surface tension measuroments for a large number of liquide heve heen reported but once. Since it war dogmed desirable to male the present sompil tion a comprehensive 28 possible, these were inchided regardless of their probable degree of accuracy. It should be clear that there is no direct check on the accuracy of the measuremeris on there compounds, and that the accuracy is estimated indirectly from the other factors listed above. ta tabulated in the tables which fallow were measured hy one oF more of the static methods Isee ref. 108a]. These methods are concerned with liquid systems whose surfaces are relatively stationary and have ceisted Jong enovgh to permit she contiguous phases to iain a state of equilibrium with them. ‘The method wien 4s uly static snvorves she sponte: ‘neous rise of a liquid in @capiary tube. It isthe simplest ‘The surface tension and most accurate and can be used oer a wide temperature range. The experimental conditions are so clearly defined and the mathematical theory so simple that the accuracy Of the measurements 15 limited largely to the design of the egpillarimeter and any procedural errors introduced by the operator. "The eapillary.rice apparaine hac namerons_ variants Many novel designs have appeered in the literature: some, 10 meet special experimental conditions: others, 10 obtain precise results with « minimum of liguids end fill others, to exrcumvent the ime-consuming elfort n= volved in the selection and testing of component parts of the capllarimeter. Although the capillary-rise method is seeepted s¢ the vltimate standard far the determinetion ‘of liquid. surface-tensions, the fact remains that high precision is obtained only by rigorously conforming to fertain structoral and dimensional specifications in de- signing the capilarimeter. Three directly measurable com ponents only are involved in the espillary-rise equation. ‘Thus, the determinate and indeterminate errors. are seletvsly Fawr and. thorofore; the ancwrece For liguide which form an appreciable glassliguid contact angle, alternative methods. such ss the maximum bubhle-pressure or dropeweight. are generally used. The experimental. procedures for these are somewhat more complex, but in the hands of an experienced and expert ‘operator the results are very reliable. One fundamental requisite, probably the most im- portant in determining the acevracy of surface tension ‘ety ie the purity of the compounds involved: Although compounds of very high purity are now readily available, thie was decidedly mot the ease even a few years ago. when ‘ost investigators had to prepare their ow compounds. Therefore, in the evaluation of rurface tension data eareful atiention must be paid to the efforts investigators have ‘made to obtain their compounds in pure form and to document their purity. Other things being equal, surface tension measure iments made in recent years on a given compound are probcbly more accurate than those reported previously ‘The protable purity of the compound played an importa role in the decision of the writer in selecting a given set of datz for the tables. This selection was frequently ited hy advice fran muthoritce in emical propotetie methods who reviewed the various reports on the com: pounds involved. 1133s been pointed out tha a given method for measuring ‘the liguid surface tension may have many variants, These ‘manifest themselves in variations of design of the principal apparatus and in the organization of the various essential parts of the total assembly. The writer has observed that ‘equally experienced operstors using different variants of te tame technigue on the same compound ca obra difering results. In comparing different measurements, Phys Chem: Rt Date, Vl 1, M4 1972B46 JOSEPH J. JASPER other things being equal, the writer has a preference for ‘the simpler apnaratus + apie Prin ‘The writer attsched grester weight 10 those papers in which the experimenter ether gave replicate measurements that allowed a measure of random errars to be derived or Gerived such a measure himeelf. Fe peters eth eeear Some investigators conducted extensive seriee of ‘measurements over 2 period of years. When this occurred it wer uevally poesible to compare their results in some: cases with resulie of other workers of recognized ca Debits, and thas obtain an cotimate of thoir ncliabibty. ‘When diccrepancies occurred the writer geve greater weight to the reeulis of sn investigator with a proven record of relisbility 1 feinatin of eity ‘The factors listed above were not only used in selection from among competing dsta sets but also in determining the reliability cf a given data set, In addition the writer viilized the following sources in estimating relibiity: reliability estimates made by the author of the compiled ales whish appear in the Intemationel Coitca! Pater ‘estimates made by the investigetor in reporting hie measure- rents, ealeulations of the magnitude of random errors, and estimates hesed on comparisons with data of known reliably 2. Acknowledgments In bringing this completion toa lose the veriter wishes (o acknowledge with gratitude the help and co- 3. Tables of Surface Tom coperetion which he reveived in its preparation, His thenks and appreciation. accordingly, are directed 10 the following, ‘who arsisted in making the project a success. 1. The Americen Philosophicel Society whose financial sistance through » grantinaid helped very materially in the successful completion ofthe project. 2. Puofeesor Gals L. Sievens, Chsitman, Department of Chemistry. Weyne State University, who fenished an office and cupped services for the writer. 3, Dr, J. Russell Brisht, Ditector of the Ofice for Re search Administration of Wayne State University, whose encouragement and financial arrangements played @ major role in the successful completion of this surface tension compilation 4, Dr. T, Frater Young of the Argonne National Labora tories, Argonne. Minois, who, from the vsealth of his experience, furnished much invaluable advier om many aspects of the compilation-in-progress 5. Dre, Norman L. Allinger and Cas) R. Johnson, who advised the verter on the apparent quality of numeroue forgante compounds from the Iierature descriptions, 6 Miss Maria Nakoneceny. who spent many houre translating numerous articles from the Russian Viterature for the writer 7. Mise Mary Ann Richter who devoted many hours for many months, typing and carefully proofreading the spumerous tables. and making the tracings for the surface tension ve temperature carves presented heres. 8. Dr. Robert §, Tipson, Mis Bettijoyee Breen, Mrs Gertrude B. Sherwood and Miss Elizabeth M. Wilson of INRS seho assisted fn davaloping « enncistont nomenclature and in the indening ‘Tow. Acetal 242] (Cavilary Bie Method-A) Surface tension (0.10) | | a“ | ae Diethosy met 12] ax | 20/29 | 20-00 iac31 Disgaea. BO a| 28/2 | Biter melee [Bae i Bim ee nee | Dienst a] sst ios ieao os | Sa _ Bi Be ie lass ose | Zo. mar lme 930 a | Se. REDS BR MS ioe iio) ost jae wy | Soe fy Jer [ane om | 209 aang [2s oo | Lo. BS BEIBS ti | 2.8 iSURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 247 . rman 22 etn fe Al tain ae Pe .. a = =——E _ i [om [aww [are] |e a) we w ac] e | _ | | cole ea] os] 94 | neous Bose Prope | S08] Se. se || as | os Sos oles epee) Bu [shar | | as | aes Bloom, eal] ies [30cm || see aces | air Sip|son" Rpusane| 30/3 [wos 5) a0 |om 29.44 | 0.09395 23.46 | 1.26 | 0.09760 ‘Tanue 25. 2.Propynt-ol and it ster 00) (Maximum Hubble Pressre-A) Eater pale igen gee Heptanoste_| 31.58 0.00880 "ee BI | at seg nn | sar Lys Chem, Rl Date, Vl. 3, Me 41972848 JOSEPH J. JASPER ams 8, Actsleni exter 15) Were Capilary Rise A) Surface tension (03) Least squares Diethgl sectcoedcorbon: — a “ ele lle [== ||-] Sater nf BS |B |B | ae ee Selene |e Repti” | ba | pal an| ne |¥| 8-9 a ‘Methyl 9-decynost 33.10 | 32.06 | 31.02 | 29.98 | 28.95. 35.17 | 1037 | 40.08, Dimethyl scetylenedicarbox- | we Ins one | |e e “ine er | ss.ac|ss.an | 2.27 |.21 30.2) | avn | oma 20.06 Dipl secarin i | sprays aeiglenedians "| | ‘on vee]. | 9.75 | area | ara | 0.96 | 26.08 |.01 |20t6 | 2.88 'o.0ne | 20.08 Diba scalar ' fee Dien terse \ Mier. 9.8 | 31.42 | 90.5 | 29.28 2.09 | 2.05 | 27.20 26.26 | 2.31 | 9.22 | oeus | 40.10 Divepss sae Sen |} ann | a9. | 9.00 | 28.26 ex.s | 2.06 |a.00 [20.72 | sear oon | coe etl ie aa | MME BS BE) Shak |) | 34-98 | 5.8 | se | Sa |S | Sa. opt phepepisrt. see} 30.2) | 3839 | ae | an | a20 | a1 or | ans | ao. | a. | ons | a0.oe abs phen opel dots | ez | seat [site | 20.0 8.05] 34 [22 [52.51 3.40 30.9 Nor weenie * Hef 235] (Cap. eA) (03). 1. Pye Ch Ral: Bat, Vl 3, No. 41972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS ‘Tate 4, Tertiary aeohols 62,173] (Maximus Bobble Pretate Method-A) Compo Sorlace tension (401) Methyl bepta ‘ay heptanal rruprisneperne) Methyl csano.. ‘ay pentanel 2-Methyl2oetanal oo 1 Mahy-t-decal {MethghStbeptanl. oo oa Methy cetera. Mets nonnel 2 Methel2cheoanol ‘Methyl Scctena. | Metby)4noninol ‘Fi Sedecanel se fac] e | 6 ante | 2 ono man 0.0180 275 0.0876 22.00 0.00075 21.09 0.0886, pest | 0.0098, 2.9 0.00485 23.55 0.00345 23.69 | 0.0035, | 0.0618 240 0.09539 22.66 | 0.05581 : 2.28 9.05855 3 caste o.0g48s 0-00836 0-029 8:00058 ‘Tame 5.1. ANchydes Serle tension Least squares Compound | “ | ‘ feealdebsder cee] 2 10 . : 0.1360 tly denn Boe 22.93 | 3i"ai' goles aria | iesiz octeae Matgraldehyde 7) 28.76 | a2 | 25-99 | 22°97 | 22\08 | 21412 | 2039 | 0.0525 2221) 26°98 | 28.98 | 24°99 | 23:92 | 22.91 | 24.90 | 20.89 | CNET e300 ST) 26:0 | 28109 | 22.67 21.66 | 20.65 | 9-68 | wes “1761 | J6.60 | e102 emaldehyde®--°--°-.] 39,68 | 38.54 | 37.45 36.86 | 95.7 34.18 | 32.09 [32.00 | 30.99 | 0.1050 Camaldeydet “| 369) | say | 8.4 38.26 | 2.82 | 30.88 | 2.00 | 24.1 | 27s -08a6 Sisley de 2007777 ap.90 | ab-65 | aocar | 39.33 | 2.92 | 36.9 | 35.44 | 35.20 o.12e2 | 0.08 2Baraldehode Gena ans | arte | an | ante | ae ae | an | ab ae | ae ooaeae |e Velcade. 0.4 26.28 2407 | 22.80 21.67 | 30.48 16.28 |i. onngt [2 * Ref, 142] (Capillary Mie Method-A), “net 194 Drop Welghea) 20.50) ef, [126] Manimom Bubble Presor-A) (0.0, “Te. 192} (Caplary Rte Metbod-A) (20.0) Ret. (67) (Drop Weight} (£030. "te, £1] {Masimam Buble PresoreA) (£0.20). ‘Hef. 177} (Capillary Rise MethodeA) (20.10). Ref, 198} (Capillary Wise Method.) (=04,850 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tame. Asks (higher mebing) | | Cones” ompeand | : : . a if ; eee el [| = j | [i Ea eee t lee co t mitydroy- || | bog | ‘eats. : | [eel 1 ace i F 1.96 | .10 | 99.26 | 97.60 | 35.08 as.as | 1.1 | oust | ao.26 pide | | ie | zat | sce. escent | .c0| sm . Soom indore. | | ' | eres | | | meyer sa.00 29.5 | 8.62 [9.29 26.6 a8.70/ 91.29 | 287 | 26.1 | 590.99 | OBE a e (Max: Bubble Preccure A) (26:90). Mek, (900) (Mam Buabhte Preccurs A) (£0.90). ant Aliphatic halcsone Capory Hise) =e =] | a —e Ja a aE ee OO ~ - Methyl tricalorogcetate 4.32 © 33.13 | 31.95 29.38 28.40 | 27.21 26-08 | 24.84 | 35.50 | @.na | 20.05, Ethy! ehloroformate 27.89 | 20.70 | 25.70 3 19.10 | 28.90 | 6.1084 | 20.09 Peace 3250 Ae Sree cams |S Pelee SiBolseins 22 ]he|os | BS Pomesaes wane SS he) IRS eum | tee pre: Sipalax\en|eelZmlan oe) 28 [om (tne Bol ace Ba lina gat|tw iat |snie | owe | ane oe za S/S 22/28 BABE ge [see Buty! iodoaretate | 32.141 23 | 29.28 | 28.33 | 27.97 om! 33.00 /o.usa | 0.16 Sef. 50] (2010) Mel 250) (203) Me 06) Manian Babble PresareN9 (12.0.SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 351 ‘Tame 72. Acete anhydride (25) (Capillary Rice Method-A) aaa = ~l[°l=[*[*[= "[")=[=[-[: seas | 36.96 | sts | 2065 | oat | 29.70 | soa! 26.90 | anos | ana | aom | as.ce [ores ee an aes aaa . » wl lel- | Bais zalna|ea [slags [ag ES/ES|EG|BalSe|na ina Ba) 28 /te [ee pid bed bedi eid bedi oe Pea oot Bane | ee 28 /Be) ane ae] ke [tee | se 27-18 | 26.24 | 25.35 24.46 | 28.58 | 22.69 | 21-80 | 20.92 | 28.90 | 0.0887 | 40.08 See ee ee ee ee ee ee elt [ae BEES /23/23/22/tee [ae way BN |ES|E3/E2| 83 [tee | ee = Heino Se/E a] nena lta [ae 188 Beene | ec lee ee) ne |eae lace Et Base wan “aan cs ‘L105 (Aesimom Bubble Pretore-Ns) (4:24), Phy Chem. Rt Dat, Vl 1, Me 4 1972382 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tenus & Aliphatic sleshok [246] (Cepilary Mise Method-A) Surface tension (£0.10) w= [© l©|* EEELEREE RRERERRS zoe Hl | i { i isang | : | ° diss | 0.38 | 18 a fo oes beim 2.15 |2) we [ise iat as.26 | ores 20.38 19.74 | 1a 1738 | 169 |. 2 ae asa | 2093 | 30.08, F 28 2S | jase | int a Buon 4a | 23.7 | 22-30 | 2142 | 20'55 B 23.30 22.48 | 21.66 | 20.8 | 20.02 | 39.29 22.95 | 194 | 20.94 | 19.98 | 10.38 | 37.90 der | 359 | ee | 222 | a | oc | $0'35 | 20.36 gon | ae 290 | ar00 eo | aaa |e ga [2] 25.90 | 34.08 ne mist | a8 na [38 Myvi labo] | Mie et 220) e000) et (202) inch fost Sy neh Met 87) (Drop Weights} (£02). Phys. Cham. Ret Deo, Vl, a4 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 853 ‘Vante 9, Alyse ml relate cabonslc eter 243) (Ditereial Cail y Rist) Sorfce tension (40.0) Lees guar Moths} paitate hy palmitetes Methyl reaate™ ethyl acetate remy acta Ieogropyt wets oat acetates serBatghaetate- Buty seta “Methylbuty! acta. Hess aetate— Props formate ego format Fatt formete Pens] formte agents formate exe formate igh propdonte ryan Mei] ialeyrate FE atest ops ste Today gee Pens tyre Fenpentsbuteate shel eabunyrate Preps bute tsb rate, Mosby valerate Meths] hovalerte Eh] iovalrotes. a Mropsl valerate Propel wovalerate Bute! eovakrsta Tats} valerate Meshst heaanaate. Metin] eptavoate si! beptanantes a Metis} acta Metis decaoate Ey Wecanontes 2s 2 wegkuees st 3 [30 at 3a 15 ote | 010 0 0.1320 | £0.05 Es | acocs | 20.08 4 | 2599 jo.ln | 20.8 52 | inst | 20.67 oon: | 30.01 owas! 20.05 fame 30.06 Siowr0 0.07 oag , t0.30 | 0788 | 0.08 I fang, £0.06 a 14% | 0.08 10% | 0.02 tan | B00 00 6.4023 | 20.03 % sor | Zao 2 fon: 0.07 08, Mex | 0.05 fo. | Seog Sons | 30-08 bouiat | eee os | 0.08 D0 | 0.04 .ugi | 20.03 thom | 0.08 dvopta | 20.08 ra | 03 03s | 20-0 | Ones | So'ee 25 | oaoH | 30°01 3 osm | Sent 3 | oc | Ent C.apes | Z0.es svt | So.te ime | 30.1 Ve. | 20.8 jams | 0.t0 » soon | Zo. 2 thas | Ss ». jams | So.te occ | 30.38 | ooprie 0-36 21.31 | 50.38 | 0.012 20.08 bos 29.90 | o.09e4 | 3.0.06854 JOSEPH J. JASPER £29. Miphaic and related earborylie ester (248;—Contnaed Sertae tension (20.10) Compan _ eee | wr | 20 | sot | ae | aor | at | oot a [r+ Pop dean. 20.36 | 20.29 | 25.06 24-0! 20.01 | 2.08 22.16 | 23.28 | a0 04! 0.08% | 2030 Vee | an | RIES GN NE )RS)Na) BS come ate Ethyl dodecanoate. =| 29.19 | 25.74 | 28.87 | 26.01 2-82 | 30.05 | 0.08628) 20.08 Trop) doteeont | 29168 28-8 | 12 269 | 25 | 2 Sales | in | ona 0.10 Bupliiecsnte = 38.08 29.35 | 621 | ar 2082 | 25.68 | B2.1t | 090 Labs | 0 PRaniwcanie Bier jai Mey eter So | 3036 | fear Ell ocmete 36 | 2.38 | er Eph Saige | | coe | 008 Bit? | Someta 2040 piel ties eat % i 0.08 id dia coe » s0.0 via % ae ibn Sinpenync- : taint * 00 Meta! 2 metic: : ‘itl wei’ sata fsa | docs | S038 [acon | so. Ines propia ai sat |anar| isn [ann Jame Tsabuty? isobmyrate ' at 24.57 | 23.30 | 22.03 | 20.76 | 19.49 18.22 | 30,92 | 0.3279 Sef {180} (Capilary Prwuee-8) (2.04). Ref [13] (Drop Weight-A} C203). Rel. 49} Stasimum Bubble PrseresA) (202) "Ref, [286 (Menimom Bubble Preaure-A) (£0. el 25) (8) 0 "el (30 (Manian Bubble PecereN3) Ck Ref. (954) (4) (203). ek 183] Drop Weight) (404). Ref (BN, AP Cale 049 U4 “Ret [269 (A} (208). "Re. ssa) (403), "Met. 19 (Cap Med) (4.06). tate, Vl, Mo 41972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS ase Tent. 26, Aliph thie and ees 45 (Cap. Wines) Srface tension (203) Less sqacee | Composm | |e woo wyecle ie | Methanethiol*...--.-.. 22.38 | cofeeenees 28.08 | 0.2680 5 20.02 bhi a ae CITI) ss |oaras | Zoo ‘opamebil ‘a Bae CTI] psn ose | Zales Propane ‘ Hes | rag ee ee ee aeae|eara | Sno ieee oo st hae Hae ae ee] NE one | Zot 2-Methyl-propavetial a2 21-96 | 20.94 | 19.92 | 18.895 7.87 |." 26.06 o-tees | 0.16 Mesh peopel ts faa | Tt36 |. eed ave | Seed 0.00 ‘rewire ‘s ny |e [8 aa | oom | Zo. Mexezerhah rot 33'ge {ums | 23.08 j 200 {2.08 [20-08 | 29.08 | Oca | noses eee lie iat [anc | at om lomet ove {ean a3 aed [ae | 2a | 5.30 | .)s | Za Mt pan ai) Wt Sie ime | toad | eae | eek a lois | lve Fat pet sels 00] 31-00 S69) ete |.sh 2 [ale sist ona | 20 Phen peng aio] 38.89 oe 8m es |e wn se Bras | 1046 | 30.08 SUnibaciien | Sage [Sas {eb.s0 uss (oat (anol o.a| ise seor|sie [ao | cote {Penpt pogh eo] 4.68 | ab ae | 38.26 | e2.a8 | atan | Seas [ouao | ato | aren faeces | mee | 208 Ties peng ste seer | dar e265 | e168 40.98 | 99-28 | 32.08 | 36.97 46.46 | 0.1396 | £0.08 | [| ! "el 18) (Caplary Bie Method) ( 4 Phy Chom, Ret Date, Vt Ne, 1972JOSEPH J. JASPER 856 sae your) oa. 1972 2. Py Chem Rel: Date, Vl,257 SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS SESIAIAFISGILS RASS (ur) (yemnent sore oe arte ara nerd We oa ose tore wt woe aye weve eon | ose [ese aH wee eee esa5 JOSEPH J. JASPER “Taw 12, Athy! hale 257) (BiB. Cap. Ried) i Surface ein (20.10) 1 Les aqaaes ae Iodomethat = f: ost Bromoethune....-. | 8.1139 Tiara i ‘haa 2chvopepe ‘his | Eonpepare oan | Erunopopate tas ‘oder oc | Eats eaters 1chrhutene y Ueber | pane VGhiwe det i i Menai n= ieeseadecenet S898 | 08 | aa. 22M: jae | 088 VBeonalann Vide} iade iad lant |wcnae | 20.08 TB tomet prope 18.9 fone fe. «6.1059 Tiodebmare.... agist ! 2088 “20 Sh] Sua 0.3081 Kieinomethgipowane,: 2018 2812 | Bhat Phe M6 2061 19.34 | 39.26; @0 Soehatenessaerveeeea 29-96 ° 20-21 Dre mer | 2092 49.7% | 0.32 |e. 1056 cme Ehiepeatate.. fee was GEA WaT EER Tsun sha 98.4 Hegt th90 1S ee a eae | ee Vomase mets | : Dane ceveseececeal fap mae gE ae 0859. 40.06 Lantopentee w. best 25.50 22.58 27 acme Vlodendometistiatane” 29. Sue; Bboy | aR a2 at [Thoreau & ie : you [ehlorebexere.02ns a ese 4 "hese, 20.08 Ttvemahers 201 | 20 03040, 20.30 Slotensare rss 5 bree | 25 Gales 20°03 Barats i i se 1h yes: 0.01 Vehloraeyione. x 20.29 119. 8.056! | 20.03 BBremenepion. 20 00a: | $0.08 leaks H-Chloretetone ona 0901 fan aoe 52 oom | 0-086 LBremorectane 1.Chloronenare. 1-Bromenonone. Nhloraderane 38 te 95 [titrate See nee te ost ‘iromendcene. mae | Ba Bis any 'as ‘ome Browser zat Boar BS 2868 2 ‘tame 2 Uchloheaaderane'....° 32.10 "31.10 38.10 29.30 a1SURFACE TENSION OF LiQUIDS as9 oyu 32 A htes 25} Contin Ste toon (030) | rem sums | Compoand | eS w fel lo | w | w ae : — Tonlmol i aa 1 Mromohexadecanes....| $2.18 } 33.68 | 30.70 | 20,08 | 20,06 | 28.20 | 27.35 | 26.48 | 25. | 38-5 | 0.0001 | 0.05 |: Bromo.2vethoxy. . 1 indoles Sa [oss | ines /30 [2a [eras ar [ow |e [oc | some lees [eel ! Tee pei cnet ion cn “a fs “el st “tt 28) "Me 2) 8) C208. “Fam 18, Palyotane Diet Clary Ri) 1 ] Seve econ [nen nae Compomr : . ia] i 7 wea fas | aes ss | at ex | 9s [tssc Te ’ . ! i eae) | a | || | ‘tone | seas 5.0 | a4. an.0¢ | 1.26! aor! 2.26 2797 | 26.20] 25.40! 90 fea | ao Whines! $0.18 | 48.21 [47.25 | 48.19 | a4.a2 | 42.96 | 2.40 {39.98 | 30.47 |......| 52.27 | 0.143 | 40.05 cic Mean 3814 |. [92.04 | 8 a ee eee | Sean | Sune | Soe 12.2 amon | i {>| Wemadiiivawibo| 3337 Bl | Some | 20 CHleraformen nnn | 279 26. | | 29.91 | 0.3285 | 20.07 jena ss | 40.14 | 0.3800 | 20.27 is | 3s i Hi | oan | soe Ntarcaone | 3830 | 38 | Fao 0051 | 20.70 * ie. 250 (cot Rel. 250) (0.3). ‘Bel, caleaated (230) (V), (2) He. 9 (202). * Ref 92] (202).neo JOSEPH 4. JASPER ‘nin tile Freee) Rate Die! Danepivi ‘Pan M2, Aly roneotnates 126) (Meximom Buble PrrstoreA) Serace tenon (4030) | Leaetequaee, care | 00 8.09905 | S001 ‘o.apes | 0.01 oon | 20.02 ends | 0.06 ‘Tome 143. Methy] poids ketones i126) (Atesimam Bubble Pressures) | Serace tion (20305 | ewe squars | i j i Ketone fe I [oe 2Pyiip.. a =. Sieg 02 comm hee aro = shee Phys Gham. Ret Dee Vl 1, Me 61972SURFACE TENSION OF LiQUIDS 1 “hove 344, ty ott (Stximom Bale Preure-) Serfacvnon (030) | Let equa: ae 7 . ae | owe | sae | an soo v1 Ses | 35.08 Sous (| 5.86 | as.35 | £0.01 “sce | 8 | Da oi C]RE |B | ine [ee | ae | ‘ante 1 Als oeotnatee ee Serece ion (20a) | Lent eguae | : |7 a ‘ex | om | wooo tat fan | chan | See ee Seer | an sro | ome ; 200) Bea Sem | oem | Zoo ee Sa Gwen | Sow Mexyl. 35.46 | 0.087 i £0.01 Mepis. 3090 | o.ous8 | 20.00 2 Phy: Chm. Rel Dae, Vol 1.6 1972862 JOSEPH J. JASPER “Tonur 146, Psidine and ay yridne 126) (Maximum Bubble Prvare-A) comput | [ [=[« aia | a Vw | ae we | ous | aan 2 Methyl . eeeeeoee ee mle | aie | anes 36.11 | 0.1218 | F008 2.Prepyl. Z Bacau | 31-36 | 29.21 co 33.51 | 0.1078 | 20.11 2hiesh eee) sal | anil | ar He | am | see Strom eee aa 8 3229 | oom | Zoe Popes Soe) as oy 38.88 | aye | 0.00 ees : fg | cies | aa SS . va | toa ee aerate = ans a7 35.38 | 0.0951 | 30.005 oe Pe i oar coat Pap chem. fot, Vl 1 No 81972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 62 ‘Venue 47. Alt orthogermanater 19) (Capillary Rie Method-A) Sen ton (4038) | _. rs comm Se Least equases Sonfoce toon (038) | East equree I 0.88 | 23.09 26 at 39.6 29.26 | 27.22 | 25.19 | 22.65 33 | Be wu 2e.a2 | 26.48 | 2has | 2098 ® 26 28 28.75 | 24°90 | 1° 298 28.68 Pron | 25.25 2 230 ge lee 21a | 25.61 a | 7 “Tamu 162, 8.Biorypropionts Ya 164, 3-Beespropionate (Maximum Babe Premere Meth?) (Mexia Dab Pree Method) | Senet (2819) | Let pe ‘(=a as Eater | _ Ester eerie peer re (pee eee apg ( wile |e feel |e |= aN | =a] sores) ai = | Methyl...) 98.27 | 30.20 | 0-016 lan 22 | 0.000 0 bee 26.35 | Tas “mat ais | east |i | aavs son as oe eae . =e eee =e Pester oe ace | _ w lof focl.]> Pelle [|e 21.98 an ‘Tam 156. 3Hexpleypopionte 2) ‘Tome 158, Botoryeetaes aera ea ors ae 5 ola ji. elelelte | a 26.88 01 | 30.23 | 0.0049 | 28.32 | 26.13 | 24.15 | 21.66 4. Phpe Chem Ref Da, Va 1, Ma 4 1972SUBFACE TENSION OF LAUDS a6. ‘Tanue 17, Alkanesifoic acid 14) (Copitary Rice Metbod-¥) See ETI nmeennnDaEEEIIEIEEEEEEIIEIS Inne Sexface tension (21.5) east aquares ‘Meshaneaone sid. Bahanesulonie ‘Panu 172 Ally thioBter 227) (ax. Buble Prewore-t) | Surface tension (£0.10) east squares * . 3.00 | o.osue suai | ols sist | 0.0086 31:14 | 0.029 ‘Tame 123, All elfate [237] (Gaptary Rive Methods) Serface tension (40.10)z z E 3 {ge sou “Women ten osworo| uz | ave | vor we osoro| ee | ost | ose te a |» foe] se oe vende oF) on oa ‘onan ie) Py HY PEL NHN, s0°o8 | ssooro | ever soo | ctor-o | are over | seor-o | sez poor | core are soo | voce | ree zvos | servo | ever | ge oF | eeso'o | ere soor | ua0'o | 3608 s0°0r | co0'e | acer oor | seu | au wo-0r | seo | ses wor | moor | sruz 00% | wauoro | 92 | Boor | sero | ace Troe | sen'o | erse Teor | seor0 took | wre 20°or | s000'0 leeaeaegar [RASRRNRAS (oro wopuay ang outs ‘pom ota mide) 4 Phas Chom, Rel Date Vl. 1, M4 1972SURFACE TENSION OF OUIDS 267 "Tame 125. Ally! disl6dee 257) (Capillary Rise Method-A) Surface tension (£030) 28.18'/21.a1|| 33s | o-oo | 0-09 | P195| Bb30 So. ost | 5:30 ‘Fame 320, autominer 257) ‘Capilry Rive Method) | ‘surace wnmon (20.10) aust sguatee | | sez | sean ana) seas. |] seas as | aoe eles eee eel a/c ses 25:91 | 24:96 ; 24.05 | 23-18 | 22:20 | 29.27 | 39.41 | 30.55 | 0.0828 | 3.0.07 Si /ES\2S/R2 (28 we |8| on Sete ease ate ane [ava ie | mi |noer | Lost BN)BR ER 2S 86/28 28/56/00 [20 Bn|Na|as eG)na| oo" 15S [ome 206 I a3 ey te 6 enn Bae Ps) Sen iat) nga se] s.04 sea || sone {Phys Chem. Rl Dae, Wl... 19726 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Toots 18, Amide (220) (i. Cap- Rie) 7 | Sonfce tenon (8) | esa gears Compound : par fae | fo [aw | no fare] « |e s7us | seas | 35.67 | 37.66 | omar | S002 29.96 2008 | 218 | 39.05 | om | 20.01 west ace | gon | 50.56 | o.0m35 | 20.01 Compound eHiydrenybonsamie “Wet (957 (A) (402). ‘TEU 10.. Iopropslamine (508), (Maaimom Buble PesoreS:) Sarface tenon (2.0) a0SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 169, ‘Panui 192. Primary econdary, and tertiary amines [29] (Dit Cap. Rises) Sertae tension (0.10) Least square Componnd o ao | ao | sor | oor | cor | a joorc| o | sas | 16.92 25.70 | 2448 ones | 40.5 0165 | 205 wee | 7 ons | 20.5 a's) | azas joss | kos asim | 103 O08 | 20.05 Bs | is ome | 3033 jan | 20-7 ones | 0.0 Toppan 2 |2n98 | 2 cone | doce ieee aon | one | 0.08 jee 21:20 | 2a So spline 16.36 | 35.35 zon Tipton 23.6 | 2869 30 Drconomio 336 | 208 io Feasemine 23.98 | 33.38 Shon aise | 206 so bee [23.36 So. in| et 20.06 39:8 | i861 at Dipenomine 35.26 [20 8 ion Deepa bat | mo ioe Be Sole Be inet Be oust | 0.06 Meaylamioe 35.28 6 | o.3017_ | 0.05 Suohesslamine 26 20.38 0.07327 | 0:10 Beptslomine- 2501 236 0.07825 | 30.13 Eiplenediamine:s-n--oo--n-o[nae-n-| 9.97 | 40.88 | 30.18 | 37.78 36.38 o.ise | 20.02 CGylohesplamine. —----s---| 2-42 | 83.81 | 30.68 | 20.48 | 25.28 27-06 ones | S007 Bheyhchengomicesovoo.2222| saan | 32°24 | 20-72 | 30-00 | a0-e2 29.95 | 20 oor | Loe Beneylamine. nen ana 59.90 | 38.09 | 37-08 | 36.26 ) 35.05 ozs | 30.08 Dabeneamine®—— 0.01 | 38.93 | 37.88 | 36.75 0.1086 | 0.06 uhyhmethylearbamaie. suet | 30.48 | 29.47 | 2867 0.1002 | 30.90 1-Ritronadithylamine a 28.98 oni | £0.07 N.Nitrosdipropylamine .Nitromdibatlamine X-Nitrowedipentlomine ooo 0.66 | a0:24 | 29.4) N-Niwecodibeylamine !---20.| 30-87 | 30.07 | 29.2 N,NDithylbeneslamines.---| 30.26 | 29.79 | 26.87 2128 0.0975 | £0.05 20.08 me 3 0.0067 | 20.01 “1 | 20.91 26.08 | 25.24 | 24.01 | 34-9 | 0.002 | 0.08 27.81 | 26.75 | 25.01 | 35.08 | 24.25 | 31:72 | 0.08287 | 0:04 ie 26.20 | 25.45 | 24.26 | 25.38 | 31.66 | 0.0023 | 0-18 SeReeREaiR SSE 8 Ri SESBRRS eines a6 ‘9.ai | 38:35 | 31.24 | 56-15 | 95-06 | 44.88 | 0.2085 eTeuidine 28 37-40 | 36-3) | 35.21 | 34-12 | 35.02 | 42.82 | 01006 ototaidine 5-a9 | Socsh | a5cas | cae | ancah | 32150 | 99 | 40.38 | o.oo | 0.07 pillaidne ‘34.79 | 33.38 | 32.95 | st-92 | 30.97 | 39.58 | 0.0057 | 50-00 ReMeshlentine sea | 38.47 | 38°50 | 32°58 | 31°56 | 30.50 | 39.32 | 0.0000 | 60.17 Ethylene 85.79 | 88.72 | 85.65 | a2. 54 | 81.31 | 30.48 | 29.37 39.00 | 0.1000 | 0.05, iveopylestin S8.a8 | se.ay | 31.94 | 31.00 | 30‘Gs | 29.10 | 26-15; 36.09 | 0-090 | 0.05, DiButgleniine. = | sa.08 | S2°37 | 21-29 | 30.42 | 29-55 | 20.68 | 2.81 | 35.069 J 0.0072 | 60-07 NNDimethyleniline 34.99 | 33.98 | 32.99 | 31.85 | 30-00 | 29.75 | 28.70 | 38.18 | 0.1089 | 40-07 N,N Dicthslenne 38.47 | 82.43 | 31.39 | av.as | 29.31 | 28.27 | 27.28 | 36.59 | o-1000 | 0-01 Ninebipeopmtan 31°98 | $0'98 | So.01 | 29°09 | 2a.or | 730 | 20.33 | 38:00 | o-0a70 | 0-09 N,NDibutlanlie. — Bhi? | ose | 0.07 Sd a | ! ‘ | Pipe Chem et Date, Vl, Me. 41972a6 JOSEPH J, JASPER ‘Tame 192, Pemaey sceadary nd tray amines [248'—Contnwed ‘Sorte tention (4020) Resta | constants | compm ; wale | | : | + ! NN-Ditobutyloniine™ 29.08 | 26.16 | 27.30 | 26.44 | 28 ee Bo as | Sim | Bete | Cette Si |S. | sro | te |e Since steno ese | gotta a8 yt tect fo [ante | fer jae a8 a alain ons Pane fae (fe | Sates | 82.63 | 21.58 | 90.55 ws ear egares | p i Compound eT oe sae t 1 1 | : | fae | ov | aoe Leo | Vaoo® | seo | neo eet sect Lso0ec) ef a _ [eee i | a on Dip cn]. 7 19 109 a asad ont | aoe Piece cos SER] 98 St bre aes eee coe Poe laa 6 $3.) 31-0 So 30H a oto | So ssniline! | 38.n1} 87.261 35.99 1s] 32,14] 30.48, 28.20) \ #2-38) 6. 06536) 20.0 LN N-DimeethyL-m-nitro- \ } ‘ | : 1 : 1 a a 66 6.4 3530 38.1 1.14 5.38 | 15.14 e200 | 20.0 [eee a) oe] cn eed ea | Teh ia a "Bet aim abe Free Gh +e st Baie ree (0 “io ates Bene Fe ey “yt ean (at TE Ing] eonee eet (cae CREE) “Bet BB) Coes Rie) (203 “HEL fe] Gn Bate Penne) 6220, Hot Bs ines Be ay cana Saou 193. Aisle 18) (Cop Bae compra fa le Vas | — a : 2Aminnethamal> ao as | ae 49.08 Macha cccegeneee| BE [GT |e [a8 (an NoMethyh2 ,2iminodiethanol.---. 0.) 90-5 |. 8 jaa lane | 40.16 Meggriaeoaanrs INS [Be ba as toe 2b DsNuiowmnl oleae See ase Eo er, py (2035)SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS ” enue 20, Antes ed ethan 28) (Di Cap. Rie) Sores emion (408) Let gece Campo . or |e | aor | oor | 0 | azo vs [iae| . [ ’ | so.nr] s.0| 36.42 | 5.55] a0 | 430 | oc: | 20.8 ee ee ee eee son Sas | 288 : pameeer sired 2.20 | 0.0582 | £0.01 : 303 | sae | ee [seen | as | ae | an oun | oat Babel peoprlearbamates sss on--n--| 29-38 | 28.28 | 27-45 | 26.59 | 28.25 | 24.05 34.21 | 0.07 | 0:11 ee IIIa aa | [8 | ee) Sot Rat le (=O, Tam 21, Armia Compo i : we | aw | oo | aoe | rar Taw | aor [aor | aor |zorc; | | + |} 7 Pees ele see 3,5 | 30.50] as | 2.5 | 26.27 4.20] 212... 42.00] ome | 40.0 Tatsuya i | : ce son! at | ay | ay ar | ona |. | 3296 02008 | 20.08 spear sonal 35.90 39:38] 227 | 1-48] 9.78 | 8.02 | 2.38 : 39198 | 08807] 0.25 earl {41.30} a21 | 9.08 | 96.20) 96.36 | 2.90 |e nfonn) way 0.0 40.50 1 | 20.24 [25.26 | 29 28| 55.20 | 0.150 Compound dtr Phengh2- Tater 4} 6.40 | 35.01 leeo-t-Pheny data | 86.06 | 38.73 DLt-Phery)2 betanol| 36.685 | 35-67 Jo:-Phenyhl-propand) 34.89 | 33:95, vane apna 38 | 3.05 “Reb 247] (Capery Ria) (3:60). Ref 106! Mani Rabe Brea) (4 19) Ret, (224) (Capilony Rise 8) (200), Mel. 2] (Capillary Rie} (04), Cet feat a. JL Phy: Chem Rel Dat, Va 1, No 4 1972JOSEPH J. JASPER a7 “CofOF) (very LN) ova |e ae'te | avec yorae | suse $6°6¢ | 96 16 ete | aoe bet | act soot | sree sx0t | ooze sor we woe ow we ow we su ree ores | ee | 5222] 60'ee pray [opens | Ow | aver | eee] sree wre | aise | eee | 9662 i | ova | ove | eres Bop | uve | ee er te ae » |o.ae] 0st | .oxt muy sng So onvuery “Ze am 4.Phy. Chem, Ret Date, Vl. He 4 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 73 “Paws 28. Benzene and its ethyl derivatives (4) ‘(Maximum Baldi Pressure Metbod-) Surfce tenon (20.10) omen : wo | ar | aw | ae | oe | oo | me | we | or | i | son | mas |7a6! 2a | 24.96 | 20.7 | zz | sn |. : Sia | bea | A ans | es [2s |e | as | wwii op |. | os aro [aon [sean jaan | am | ae gos | sar jot | ant Bo. | ns | ng | Beas |-t | bs | than | | ate | 20a | sts oi | ao.) 230.25 | 20°28 | 20.20 | 27-10 | 26.15 | 25.18 | 24.10 | 28.06 | 29.05 | 21.08 | 31.38 | 0.1085 | 20.0% os | 2rar | a0-st | 25.85 | 20.8 | 2.02 | 2.66 | 21.70 1.78 | 29:38 | o.0861 | 0.01 Bin] ss | ms | oes a8 [ano [ca [as | en | oe som [aoa | Sot Sovay |e | oss | ara | soc | asa |an39 2.0 | ata [oat | 20.08 5.9 | at | i | rt | 28 | 300 | E35] 3 (o.oss| Some 1. | tot | iat | nm | ar. | ase | 2h. || teaa | at s0| 2m hie |e 1") | ts) 28.5 | Bh.m | 20.823] Ho 2h ae Biss) ha | lon | h. aca | in. | se | no | en | aso jay |. |e [at | 290 | ton | oo weap 20) i | Se | Bar| Bot |e | acs | aa |e | a. |. || 0s | a.) fee] sa | a | Het |-n |u| aad | as 0 | at 0 | so |p an | 0 | Seah man] 8 | So [Ske |B | Be | sk | 4 | He | Bo | | SS [hs | Sh Desens] Sah |. (ana | sr | 3.0 | ae. | at | an | ha | oe | se |. | 0.0 ‘nee | oo St. | Soe | at | a.atfanas (ater | 3m [at | So | 010 | sal (Patient \ cence ae) ee |e) eel ae) eee) eel ee) ee Peni | a j2e35 [arm ee | 0] 229| 156] 90 | |oame | wee gic Slt | de | | dos [Seg hs [hn | jose] Som, Cymene 26.20 | 26.32 | 24.44 | 23157 | 22.60 | 33.81 | 20.94 | 20.06 | 28-28 | 0.0877 | 50.14 | Tet “Re il Cpa Re Matos) C208, RSL api terme) (402) Ro SUE "Ret 18) (Copley Rise Method.a) (20.10. ‘Tantx 241, Nemeteylacetaniideboron sii 260) Surface temion (40.06) Lene notes constant | ee ee ee eeara JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tame 242. Boron tibromid 229) (Mesimom Buble Fresre-8) 1 =~ [| A a | | ma | as | om | em ee — ‘Serface tention (£015) “Leet usrscomtnate | : a | [ -[e = [| So jm so | aa | ews | so "Taste £64. Boron tne sdtion compound 20) | _ : [= [-i«| | eelea! ‘Methyl formate—boron trifluoride... 80.47 | 88.59 8T.59 9.09883 Biglomnehece ae Pa faa] |S Ses _. | oe Donan ae Diet T ether” boron tive. ‘Tynan 248. Borin [7 Capitary Fine Meth: ‘Surface tension (40.10)SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS ws “Taste 246, Dimethylaminoboron dichloride 2) (Gxpatery ise Metboa-¥) Seen 00) _ ve | |-20|e] are el ee [ae bs | | a ‘< adardedasdectes 2 2.) 2.0} 2625. 2459 9.2 oan | aoe 99 “Preteen "Tap.e 28. Bromine [3] (Copa Rice Methad-¥) Sorface terion (06) Loner aqaree 1 s ] oe | as ast | aoe a fore] of us| a6 | as wo | we ara | ae | 45.5) 0.1090 t “Tape 261. Halide of phosphor [249° Capitiory Rite Method. A) Surface tension (20.1) | Least senare ase fas | ss tase | ase 6 —— |~—1—4 a Mogphom teed... 29.26} ora7| 26.n1 | 25.44! 24.38 0.1266 | 0.06 Phosphoryl eloride.----vs-ns--.| 88.81 | 32.08 | 30:76 | 20.48; 28 21 onzs | ko.or Phoephors wibromide.---—--- | 48.2 | 42.38 | do.as | 39.57 | 35.28 1288 | 0.10 heenhoras triode gogn | sen Thor ee 6S a | Tao * Ret (108) (Menimum Bebe PromeeN3) (42.0). "Hef, 192) (Capillary Rive Methed-A) (407). “Taw 262. Stennie horde 169] (Masitaum Bubble Proore-A) Sortae tension (4015) | 29.98 | amse | 40.05 Phy. Chama Dat, V1. 1972we JOSEPH J. JASPER Tamas 265. Ammons ible [29] Meximn Buble Peste-h) Sunface tension (21.0) we | sur jae rae | or | woe | 00 I | | 1 | ast | 3! 649 | 0 | ose | mae | oasse | aun fat | one json ‘Tanue 264 Sicon tetrachloride 17] Coplory Rise Methods) Surface tention (41.0) [esse cman [Le jelele tele lol |. | | sa | om | ww | asi | oes | mn | wae | 15.00 | re | cae ale a (Ossian Buble PresotesN) ae wee wie | | | sheston Pants 266. Areeious bromide (1) (Sexi Babble Presere-N:) 1.67 | o.ra | aoe Surface tension (42.0) 7 7 Leaetnquares so2t 49.08 8.5 | 4. Phys Chm, Re: al, Vol 1.Ne. 41978 561 0.108 | 40.56 |SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 7 ‘Tancx 2627, Phoephoroe wreaie 190) (Copitry Rise Method) Sorface temo Lenst squares Ture] e | a | 1 | 26.25 | soe | o.rtse | 20.15 i ‘Tante 27. Campholenic ond campolanic sed (108) (Maximum Dabble PresonesX) ! Seria tenon (2.0) a le [-[-[ ww [mlm |e veiebhatome re 30-63 | 29.05 | 2.08 25.91] 634 | 22.6) a9 |. | 0s a8 28 rer | 0.71 4: Phys hem. Rl: at, Vo, Me 4 1972Door | ate reor | tw0'o | oy JOSEPH J. JASPER ont ae y) worn saya we osm AMEE HN) 1 mpwelaoe pow pu apeiodinss wonmpar DE) AE J.Phy. Chm. Reto, Va 1, Me 4 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS ws ‘Tans 29, Cryogenic and low being Buide — Sorfae tenon Leact queres Bo" wl we i - PSs Nivegen. we [om [ow [om [on [vw [ow [we [ome | ow "Tet 200] (Cepitery ine Methoa.¥). Surfoce veason (y=87-780~T/150.72)'=") Least squares * ’ Ret. [210] (Capliary Rie Method). Sarfece texson eae ngneres ne ne wee jax | . Krypto. aro | 40.576 | 0.2600 | 0.048 oan | was | sm | sae Bok (1 (Copies Rice Moshed Vi Sarface tension (y=0.08708(29.24-7)'2) ver | me [oe [me aw [ae [oe fw | ae | an — Xeon. wae | ree | rece | eae | mae | oss | roe aot | 20 | 020 | oan Ta any Hea Pa ‘et. (6) (Capillary Rise Method-Y), 4. Php. Cham. Ral Dat, Va. Ma 4 1072‘80 JOSEPH J. JASPER Sonor temiont | | | naar | sar [2m eum =| eas | oso | oss | oss | os oan | aan [oan o.0 | oc \ \ = Nese om a went clad ey ofthe ve Fave nee a ey a eel Sf emion 03720-00081) aes | am | ove | eae | ase [nae | nae [nae Rabun Weeeeeccnceceeenenenne] 0am [ose | osm | ose | os | oa | oa | oa ef. [7] (Capillary ise Method). Surface tension (4 0.112483.18—9")(30.08) nase | ase | 255° Mydrogen. [eT [Te [elf Deuterium hydtide--.--------) 3.713 | 3st | 3.396 jo 2.959 am | 6.837) ose | ef, 77) (Copiiary Rive Method-V) Sertae tomion (40.2) or i 20" | ~198¢| 196 | ~r04"| -12"| ~r00r| ~e"| ~r06| Oxygen. 18.01 | 17.80 | 16.99 | 16:48 | 18.96 | 15.45, Ref. 9) (Capillary Rise Method), v4.96 | 14.48 1391} 29.0) 29.2 | 0250 000 4: Ph. Chem Ret Date, Vs Ne 41972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 38 ants 29. Cryogenic ow bailing Hide Continued 1 ertace tension 20.2 i vias | asa | wea | reas | asa | asso | asar | mat’) —ass0| oo | .s0 "Net |259](Gopilery Rise Method). : : : =o = ] Te | : nae | ro | or | sr | wr |-aoc] |e | fe ate (Worn -| 805 | mas | mas seas | mas | as.s6 ae.e7 0.1897 | £0.06 Wel [38 (Capillary Rie Method), Sorte son (2020) Vane sue ] mae | wr | a [oe a ane eel « as 1 r T rope ori. [roo 0 vss) .77 nm | n.20) 9/88 |. oan ek 8) tein Baie Pree. | ‘Surface tension = squares cone ES ae : - [sone |e oe | ae Cathon monet acooeeeeennneeeee] 90 | 9.19 | att | 0.36 | 7.98 as | m2 | oan 40.06 et [210 (Capilry Rite Mei) Ste in (5) One) | «fw fw le [ole lw] [oe T T T ‘Carbo dioxide. | 10.08 8.06 ou am | 67 ron | 1a ie oor | ‘e280, 25] (Capillary Bike Metod-Y). 4h: Chm, Be Data, Vl e17202 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tents 29, Ceyogenio and low boiling Huide—Contind | ‘Surface tension (0.2) Least squares [ae [ Eo [iu Sern ten (202 as ] 1 | peace eee se | eae | ane | asm oats ef. 94} (Capilary Rive Method-¥) wast wore] o » so Faz | as | 202 [avs | Perehlory Mooride... eae anaes 1 “Comtone oo + a Ref. [25] (Cupillary Rise Method-V). ] | Leset squares. a i S 1 7 oe sae | nat | aoa | 50 som Wet. [67 (Capillary Rive Method), Phys Chem. Hel Date, Vl 1 Ne. 4 1972SUNPAcE TNION OF UaUDS ea a yp no ing Cod a vem wow | one 65° | oor | -sorc| s "oy Rea ten in (8) Mel wn [wo ise we [aw [ae [aw | ae [one Ta i i ol sete in 080 i nw | nw | nw | nscy ee | ot ‘Surface tension (20.2) | ~ te iydrogen bromide. | 28.9 | 22.65 | 26.61 | 25.57 ua | ae | 0.2079 | 0.08 Ref. 16} (Capiliary Rice Metboa-V).384 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tante 26. Cryopeni and low biting Mide—Contioned Surfce tension (1.0) ier jee Nitroyl elerde- ecco cone wolaajua)er|ea[em el. 22 (Capillary Bine Method. A). | eat aguaree ae we [row [ae eoo09ce7™) eee Methane... See Deer oH) (Capiary Rive Doeton Sic Serface tension amor | =r0" | =e | = nor | 100" | =90 «€ | + Bthavess ooo ener of at | eae | nse | 0 was | 68 ‘Wet. 180) (Caplary Rise Method-¥) (L012). 1.26 | 0.1080 | 20.07 [oy 7 : wf fae [ae [nae [iow 1 1 7 eee | 9.22 | 0.08% | 20.14 i 7 | —— Ba reas | 16.08 | 46 | Tee eae |e |r Pee ine [itis | EM | f BIE jes 6 | 12.46 14.81 | 0.1206 | 20.04 in| tess [ass | ae. 18.53 | 36.13 | 0.1289 | 20.02 2 [Seat | |e Nef [37) (Capillary Rise Method-V}, 2. Phys. Chem. et Dee, Vl 1,4 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 0s ‘aate 29. Gyogeal nd low baling BCom Sorc ein er squares ! | -« -wel e fou! ] + —— . jas | ar | ane | aso | aime | meus | one | sea i 3 (Coplay Hs Meta) Sores tension i -w | = | -w te snom | asor | ase | asso | se [eas | aoa ] See sn a | | : : | ctw | oa | ze | aww | a0 |-noc} 2 |e ! | conn] rin foe fame | aca | ae [ewe | 2m | oor | ane et M2} Capitry Re Mesh) ZOD. T a | ow | ow | Prop oeaeene | eae ee a i Te i) apr Rs bs) 7 Sarfoce tension | ‘Leart aqueree | ‘be Sm ei | Myleene) 3690 | shat 46 99 mom an | as | ont | 30.0 Ref, [221 (Maxim Buble PresoreA).86 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tanve29. Cryogenic an low boiling fide—Contineed face tension (5 28.10.8371 ~ 0.000880) wos | 9.0 | st | ase: | 58 | sas l Surface tension (0.2) Lest aquares | 7 TT | - See aa zlealanine ew] lov |me | east squsnee | omar | sa 1548| m9 [ne eae oar | 208s 7 | tear gunner i ec | Soler dai... Soe | May | aes | sok | aS | 2468 | 68H | 0.19 | 0.8 Ye. [12 Capillary Mie Method), - — - | —— ar | | =e] Nitow oxi... | ian |. | .2002 | 20.60 Tek. 8) (Capillary Wine Meshod-V. J Phy, Cher et Data, Va 1, He weSURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS ‘Tans 29, Cryogenic and low boiling Haidy—Contnned 387 : oe To temcaq See I ie cae 26.7, 25.00 28.88 | 22.66 21.49 Nef. 2) (Capillary Rise Method). 67.48 | 0.5055 | 20.22 Sorface terion (20.6) =n | —n2 — 108 | eae | || | ef. 259} (Capillary Rise Method-¥)- ca | 2s | 0 eel |e ses wi | | oe won | war | oom \ Te 5) ay Ri Ma : a. en er ase | see | oar | ane | nv |-wse | Dikertne.. ef, 12) (Masimiom Bubble Premor) ana | ores | 0.08 Sorfacr tension (403) T i 100° | ~a0° | cor | 08 | ~20° | -108 | 5 eas equate | elle Carbon coi. 11.0 [229 [eee | sem Ret. [165] {Drop Weipt-V).a8. JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tanux 29. Cryogenic ond low bling Buids—Contined yor ine fetes nn = =[ol=[=[=[l le | oe [1 | | ‘ee a ee eee ee eee kee (.) Ret. (98) (Capary Rise Method). aaaany vee | comes : jo lwle lec «| + | Aeetonittle eae 25.50 | e 31.92 | 0.1268 | 40.08 imme BSIES|ES esSURFACE TENSION OF QUIDS a9 Tame, Neon Compo | . we | ww fa | o | ow | 2 _ | reales. sna0 sas 30. |. sn96| 072.08 | 26.0 |2r.a8 ana8 4.78 | oor | 20.08 Be | : _jauss| sn. | 3096) ap96- asc | s.r | ar. | 20.90 | aeons. | a | 40.8 yan j ree sur s0c0| so. | ays 2738] 275 | 26.09 | 2.06] 2.00 | 2.44 08 | 20.06 ee x0. | 256 .46| w.o9 28.5 2.0 | 2.08 26.4 25.00 | 24.60/11 | 0.009 | 20.08 vp | es |a08 | 2.20 | ay. an. eran | asst | zs. | aes... .00| 2.32 | 20.05 oes sere. | ayn |20.90| 57 | saa ern | ao | an. | 2470] 3.56 | s8.0 0.67 |o.0m | ate Copii | 0 9.08 se41 jaa | 25.00) 24.162. | sas |. | 20.08 Beans | oe Taya. 3 al aca n.a| m2 |oow| son 2 cae Be ea | wea |e | |e Pd Peel bea Severe [Seo SS] EB / SS |S ee 53 [a0 oo | cou remem |S Bs |b | wor |e) tee Ped erated ers Semmet | 3o Bea |u| [aes | fee B5i| sha fomgs | 2008 shee ial soe sea |p |B | wel tral alluw coe soe Panemem BE BERS |RSS ee HQ) ES sae | ates seer ara [aes | soos | eet ee _ 1 ps1) 29m | mos |x| ai | war oon a0 reece a | ch ‘ee as (an “ie et eh Uehara A sae 2, Hyder ie) (Mest Bable Prone | - se | swe | -se | xo i ne | ae | | | _ [oe | we | mw | ae890 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tantx 2, Saterated and nsturated cyanosrter (39 (Cap. Rite Surface tension (£0.10) Compound an Bim | os | Zoe = Se | oma | 200 5 | oom | Zo.07 ieee Ih jsee| Sh Eins aned mcs m9 | nom | ao. Ethyl 2 33.90 | 0.1036 | 20.21 ors) famerate sesso 29.82 | 20.92 | 20.08 | 22.49 | 0.00916 | £0.07 Iybuty] famarate 28.01 | 2.22 | 26.36 | 30.64 | ovonss | 550.07 ee one gone | o0'o0 | a8 v8 | Bate | Slonet Twopentyl Famerate. 20.5) | 27.68 | 26.97 | 30.97 | 0.08a0 Metin eivaconates----— 35.33 | 33.93 | 32-7 38.75 | 0.1206 | 0.08 31-24 | 30.38 | 29.12 84.17 | 0.1009 | 50.05 30.13 | 29.18 | 28.22 grotloms | to 34°68 | 2°90 | 33 37.63 | oxnee | 0.13 Eiht mesteomate. | s0.s2 | 29.80 | 20.29 sa.sr | oto | 0.13 Propyl meroconste [20.97 29.02 | 28.07 32.8) | 0.0048 | 20.05 M : S21 | $1.01 | 29.90 85.42 | 0.1108 | 20.08 . ‘uae | 2.05 | 26.37 81.55 | 0.0976 | 0.02 20.63 | 21.71 | 26.278 31.39 | o.omr | 0.06 Diethyl thomometbs). i malonate : 29.91 | 29.05 | 20.10 | 27.32 | 26.45 | 25.50 | 24.73 | 22.50 | 0.00686 | 0.08 Eiht rotonate | 26.31 © 25.05 | 28:90 | 22:91 | 21:85 | 20.78 | 39.72 | 29.31 | 01066 | 3.0.05 Propet ertonatess 28.62 | 22.36 | 21.5 a9.a1 jo.t084 | 20.06 Butyl erotoate. 28.05 | 22. | 20.76 | 0.0959 | 0.07 a 29.12 | 0.0935 | 360.09 |a77 |onon | $0.19 j39.98| ons | 0.07 87.63 | 0.0980 | £0.10 39.45 | 0.66 | 20.07 35.2 | 0.1109 | 40.02 2.61 | 0.1254 | Lone 48.1 | 0.120 | 40.06 46-74 | 0.1189 | 0-40 Dimethyl ehlrafemerte Diethyl elorofumarate!=... | 38.76 ipent)chlorafomerste 45.87 | 0.1196 | 0.07 i satus ace see vias Sel Maison] ee fom | ane Seat | Sat [aE HTS so |’ |S || ew | oe | Soe S051 | Sho | Sects |ocas | Sete eae | 2ede | [awa | 2208 | Steno | Bo. Domed) martes.) 38-8 3-5 | 0.95 | 25.18 | 38.95 | Seas | a185 | an. av.ae| 9.94 oc | 20.06 alopogenes| <1] s'58 | 1:75 | ose | 2922 | 2196 | 26-70 | 25.44 attr | anor |anar ome | 20.80 Inopents arocimamates | 3.19. 31.78 | 0.08 | 0.01 | 20.14 zeae | 21 | ane | as. | 2:50 ocmae | 20.03, = 26 Masia Baie Promo) 05. “et 108) (Menino Dube Prevare Ni) (20) "et 5S] Caplan Ree Meda 20) “e192 (Cpiry Rte Mtb) (20. 4. Phys hem. Be Date, Vo, Ho 4 1972900 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tanus 421. Halogenated hydrocarbons “Tetschloradituorethane (97) (Capillary Bie MethodeA) Surface tension (0.8) Least squeree oo a : e : SS tena Simm a — — ~ l»[=]*[>|["l*|=l- 1]: |SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 901 ‘Tanur 42.1. Halogenated byérecarbont—Continaed Perfivoro2-methylpentane [213] (Copilary Rise Method) Surface teason (£0.18) I nee eee Mexadecaivrsveptane (16) (Maximum Bubble Preeore-A) ‘sua yeoman (030) - | ee omens = spss elo l=) oe aa — = | {Pay Chem. el Dae, Vl. 1, a4 1972902 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tents 422. Halogen foods (185) (Capillary Rie Method-¥) Surface tenon (06) Ciorine eituorde (10) (Capillary Rise Method-¥) Saufc tenon iba) (402) eae que » | wf | ow | os | wow fw [iw lwp ie |e i ; r -— wafasa| as | ae | ze |e | aa | ans | ee | me | a9 | een “Tanve 423, Antimony peter 12) {Meximum Buble Presre Metal) Serie tendon (0.0 |i eee ~~). oe | | we | w fos |e [| o or | wr 5 pe | T_T} t i wa ws) a2 | os] ao see | ae 1 eases ee |e | | | Il “Tan 24 Senin erate 16) Sunfc tenon (2038) | oe ie eo wl | | we | we | we | w lec] - | . i | ! - at | S607 v9 | a [nae | 097 | a0 ae | au | wo | can iSURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 09 Dante 25. Ura exer [185] (Capitary Rie Metboa-¥) Serface tension (0.2) Letatequares w | oo linc! « . wa | is6 | 4s | asa | 25.8 | 0.1290 ‘Tams 43, Gullom trichloride and addition compound (Diehl Capi Rise) oe Compound J wle|> ve [=[or]wlorfed «| | 280] m0 | 260 | 5.0] 26.0 |28.0| 22.0 -|35.0| 0.100 | 20.3 Sati eblonde-priaes | : | an | 52 40:3 0.0m | 08 ation iblrde—eriie Balws ie nme | ane iiss Shs aper a5 ‘| 8.tem | 30, ‘atm elasde—poopbon) ‘bial Mo Jse3!s20) a2 -|402 | oor | ana Thee Ret ha het et a awe 44.3, Diversiry glycol 120) (Mex Bobble Presto) Serface tension (30.15) Least squares Giyeat i: T i ow | ow jw | wc » | 8,6DietbS,-etaneil 2133 | 26.08 | 26.28 0.0000 3(11-Diethy1d, Totidecendiol--—- pz | man | 28s 0.020 21-Diney2 Ned 2.0 | 29.39 | 28.09 | 8.30 o-c000 so.ot | 20.64 | 29.23 | 2.03 o-ea10 [wa") aro | ae | mo | am 0.0087 4LPhy, Chem, Ret Dee, Vl 1 Ma, 1972904 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tenis 462. Polethslene glycols and derivatives {6 (Capillary Rise Metbod-V) Compound Sorface tension (40.14) | est squares I | 1,3-Propanediol an nore inex etsy ron tba lay ele Bishan) pDionsne nes nnnnnre Bisie-metborpetby) ee (Mexinnan Bobble Pressures) eta in (40.90) ers equareseonssant 20 so 4. Phye, Chem. Rel: at, Val 1, Ne 41973SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 905 ‘Tamu 45, Symbeteghyewides Prt eons . | | [= | { clas wales ser) sn] sca] seca an (Clycral wiacetates....| $6.26 | 34.68 | 83.02 | 31.40 | 29.78 | 28.97 | 22.16 | 27.38 | 26.54 | 25.78 20.38 Shera bens) seas | 58 | soe | se | ae] 0 | seas | ae] | ee Pr Seas 55 (20|eu|ealse|soleelae| se | ee a Shonda | | a | fos | oan [sea [ate (| esl ek 28 Shecatiseemesr] 72 |B|rat | es || aA ae Beas Ba] eee | oe Socioren fiit( aoe | sets || 8 |e | es] on | Sos oho Seaton’ Sulea Be Ba | Be ee eee ee crap aa)/eeles Eel sier |e Sra ve Bele Ee /tem,| ate Shenae 2o]an Salone | ose aon S| has Pears Shera balhe Eade Sega Fan | | | Te fons | ses] 929 | w.0| a || ss Pape ps pera eiawae'|"™™ | Glycerol 1,38. ae z = be saan] s026| a. | 9.04] an. ]asss| cows | 203s fer ie E aie le (nalwalamlas|aelaelnalase| lem lemme| ao Giycerl tnnonanoaie® a8 33.02 | Bos | ves | S00 | Fo.4e | deo | Ges | Teas || 5.58 | oes | Sos [a fo cin te aoe at “py Poe (a eae oe eee ees ‘Tante 46, Glycerol rnitrate [222] (Capillary Rive) Serface tension (402) eat aquareeJOSEPH J. JASPER err) (yoann on “oso: (vm Sede sor | sve | over sree| wee | exe | rose) ree | wee s0°0F | s060°0 | war wor | esa | eves |ae'ee | ese | oree | oo-ve | goer | aro | avs oe | ava | omer [reve | ese | sve | wee | sue | aoe erst | ws | oes [uous | woe | erie | sect | wee | ove wor | wore | 1860 was: | ewve foouz | uvee | sow | orie |eree| sree | ore | co's | seae | oe are | co | toes lars | reve | core | avec [aves | vse oro ore | ea | ro-9e | ee saree | soror | lseeo-0 erie | 90°a | e6-ze | "ee sear | oe'9e [ores | eee | acer'8 ete | aoe | oor |e re rote | bo°9e [av Le | oF ee woo see | gee | cre |ov'oe wom | Suge | wee | ase “| acct'o tee | toca | 560g | 291 serve | 09°Se joo | ete coor | rcv wee | ves | eve | 922 seus [ooze wor | sore ote | see | uot | our wove |s0se oma wor | xore sor | asm | ovee |2o'ee | seve | ee | oovye | zee [| : : uae itoaent cee | cers | sevee |oe'se | eras | ove | oor |esror | este | 9x-og [asus | wae pope be po] 48 | 66g [sarod | e9z | eo'ex | 15°es | cee | 92°08 | ose [au'se | oraz | cor | accoe | ay te | oe°ce 22] ee [aevos | srog | wee | a9rze | eee | ove ae | ese [avi9e | evuz | ances | a¥-os | ave | te | sree [so'9e | ves | ao°ue | o9°6r | eve | eve 1] govee [trz | vse | ease | oe | us | 25 62 Sl epet fsecot | orig | sez | wes |Lcee | we =| ¥e-8t wee |sxec | ors we |e 99'ee | we | ose 8 tour | ore | weze e gus | ave | woe were [sv | see | te ese, puoy soe “Soom por auosaoy wpanodun woe “2p VE Phys Chem Ret Dee, Vl, Mo. 4 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 907 “Tante 683, Flooroeete seid 113) (Cepillary Rise MethotN) Surface tention (005) | Let anaes conta | | | 3 : _ | w o ww | ow wr we | | ' | ] a |x | we | ss | ee | me | ae | ee | ome “Tamue 48.2. Tiboroecti aid 3) (Cepilary Rise Method) Sree tenon (008) eat aguas en el Tee 7 ae } 2 | ao | ase | ar | ast | sot | ost | oor) ose | co . o . i = t ; 7 ma m6 psae isis Jaen ns |r |.99 [0.7 | 208 9.90 | 15.64 | coc ‘Tanie 483, Bromoscetc as 108) (Capitlry Rise Method-V) Sete ein ty at in ~ [ele [ele pele eT wa [ome moe [ome | moe | moe) emt | cae thom can Ro 7 Seen (08 Lente ot es i 38.68 I | i | oe908 JOSEPH 4. JASPER ‘Tamux 405, Chloroacetic aid [121 (Capillary Rise Method-A) ae a ele ll} |=) le ae ecac ‘Tantx 48.6, Dihloroscetic acid (108) (OSssimum Babble Pree Method.N,) ‘Tanix 481 Trihloroscetie sid (108) (Maximum Bubble Pressure Method Ns) == — Sooo Soo Phys Chm Reto Vo: 1 Me 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS seor | oo'0 | ee | sea: | sour |r | wren wor cor | emo | fee | Sh9: | teat [rat | ret eve [rest cox | fee | tous | ove: | arot [ora | cote | wr ror | mare | seve |e: | a-at oer [wet shee | are seox | sure | eae [ues [ovat [sot | wat Ses | ste tho | tuoco | see | ive | oat | wat | wet fore [oc Sor | seen-a | ove | ore | seat | ever | Ue fore | soa ros | ouo'o | ese | are: | etat [ieat | got love | ere seoz | "aoe | ove | erat | e091 [ze 9t | ott pa| ma froz | taco | aoe | gest | een [sect | et Bese | oo cor | soso | se | art | e-9e |ooat | wat tere | ara teoe "ti | tee |e] feat oa |e fore | art +t ose] or [oe [ | | “ pane sara, (ae) men sng (acvomen on Sieg) see Ker or, 1. Phys Chem, Raf Dat, Vo. 1a. 4, 1972910 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tante 50, Hydeasines (251) (Maximam Bubble Presure-A) Sarface tension (20.15) Least aqusees Hydeasioe ” ast | aot | ase | sor | aor | sor fore} @ | + 24.87 | 24.35'| 23.33 | 22.79 | 21.75 | 20.71 | 26.95 | 0.1090 | 0.02 25.16 | 24.65 | 24.15 | 23.14 | 22:13] 21.18 | 27-17 o-1007 | 40.06 26.17 | 25.71 | 25.25 | 24.34 | 27.99 | 0.012 | 560.00 26-95 | 26.48 | 26.01 | 25.06 | 24-11 | 33.16 | 28.05 | o-tos8 | 20.03 + Ref. [2] (40.15). ‘Tames 61.1. Olin F(a) 18.20 | 0.1099 18-90 | 0.9972 e.al | 0.148 16.82 | 0-1081 ‘Taeee 512, Oboe 1 (112) (Capitary Rive Method-N.) Surface tension (010) Least ogame 11.39 wat wre | 16.44 wae 20.8 w.ap | 17.98 | 16.97 | 16.02 | 15.06 | 14.10 | 28.68 | 0.0558 22.09 po.ar | 19.27 | 833 | r7-40 | 16-46 | 15°82 | 24.90 | 0-095" 23.08 21.24 | 29.38 18.49 | 17.57 | 16.65 | 25.08 | 0.0019 23.96 ga.as | 21-26 | a0:g4 | 19.48 | 19.53 | 17-62 | 26.67 | 0.0000 an 22.92 | 22.03 | 21-14 | 20-25 | 19.36 | 18-47 | 27-38 | 0.0891 25.36 23.59 | 22:71 | 2182| 20.94 | 20.06 | 19°27 | 28.01 | 0-088 25.92 24.16 | 28.29 | 22-41 | 21-53 | 20.65 | 19.77 | 28.56 | 0 0879 26.89 21.29 21.68 2197 20. 24.30 | 35.44 | 22.58 | 21-72 | 20.26 | 29.47 | 0.0861 24.72 | 38.87 | 23.01 | 22.16 | 21:30 | 29.85 | 0.0854 25,08 | 24.23 | 28.87 | 22:52 | 21-67 | 30.19 | 0852 26 98 | 95 46 | 24-60 | a0 76 | 99 | 29°00 | 040 | a ca 26.58 25.14) 24.90 | 21.06 | 28.22 | 22.38) 0.29] 0.000 ae ava [oaom * Ref. 4. Phys, Chom. Rl Dat, Vo Me, 41972un SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS a 5 eagagenenrs Adaddaddnada teat | over ost west a4 ra is'st tenn ire ret o'er sea 9691 w9t oest west wor erst mH eet oo'st vest Sapasa agda gsrot| 1s'02 or'at| so'6r eras gute erat Teer 96:21 | gear grit] sever erat] ear oz-et| ar-6t 96-9 | 921 were | sot | ova | sere rerot | a¥-oc | 6a°oc | carte orze | 9o'ee | te°at | 6o¥e eros | serve | aire | 29°ze sucor | scot | o1-oe | 29°12 roar | ovet | 98°61 | 22°08 Fret | 6s'6t | s0°@ | 96°08 so-0c | $8°03 | 00° | 16't axcar | 206t | 19°6t | 05°08 erat | oer | o9°6r | 65°02 aan | gout | sta | zor ao-at | av'6t | L6°6t | 26°02 0° | 96°8r ee-ut | geet reat | og-21 ve | avec em | eee et | zee se | 91°8 wa we we we ad over oa oe wet ent 6o'rt oUeo NeW Z founda F D, 00 “| 08 uqron sonjng pode) sugar PTS ENT A. Py. Chem Rel Dat, Vol 1, Me 4, 1972JOSEPH J. JASPER on sH00°0 | ove wwrrz| sere | o'er | oxee sooo | ase sora | over | 2e'e: | tee nono | ere Ste | tote | coer | veree stsore | ese eras | ores | suet | oe-70 ter | arse verte | oete | sever | eee sea0'0 | azz tear | seos | ete] ov ze to200'0 | see og | ew0c | act | sta aeons | 99°32 torte | sete | ovat | exec ere | sete | ore | tee Scot | 66t | 0°0. | 1602 feomn'o | orze 6 | 600% | 18°0%| Sete s0y0'0 | 19°86 toror | ovte | uate | ice Ho | ese wae | owes | ize | tere teraz | wae | seret| ot-ve 05 ae orn Sete «|e we | se | ae fon eee |e emo, ova ery ron ones 60"0 | 99°05 sseeeeebneee| goat sexo | ov0e est | ett 91600 | 622 {s°9t | ort sa0"0 | 6 €2 | wut | $6 suze | sear wor | erst 50070 11600 "0 ras | omnia ys penis sardonic" e000 -eendogonury€ ‘0 Yoana ‘e000 sonoma azo" cag on daqioat yc + pede, sibs er oes ang ‘pom opened “ETS aH, 2. Phys, Chom, Ral: Ba, Vel 1, Na 4 197213 SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS otras mepng ‘Ponunae sagan “ETS FUN, 4. Phys ham, Ral Dee, Vl, Moe 1972oe JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tarun S14. Normal paralfins [12] (Capillary Kise Method Ny) Surface tention (0.10) Least squares no? f120°¢) 18.25 20.48 as.o1 | 16696 [Taco [9.06 ar | 28.52 17.24 | 16.31 13.30 | 26.72 ag.at | 17.39 | 16.47 | 15.55 | 14.63 | 25.67 20.05 | 19.16 | 18.28 | 17.39 | 16.51 | 27.12 20.75 | 19.88 | 19-01 | 19.16 | 17.27 | 27-73 21.35 | 20.48 | 19.61 | 18.76 | 17.87 | 28.30 22135 | 21.49 | 20.68 | 19.79 | 14.99 | 29.18 22.88 | 21.99 | 21.14 | 20°29 | 19.45 | 29.60 23.24 | 22.39 | 21/35 | 20.71 | 19:87 | 20.98 dx'sg | 99°23 | an's0 | a1 os | 90°91 | 30.96 23.38 | 25,04 | 22.21 | 21.38 | 20.54 | 30.54 16.36 | 15.34 wo.71) we.7t | a7 20,98 | 20:05 | 19 21.99 | 21.07 | 20 22'a6 | 91.96 | 05 | 20.35 25,58 | 22.70 | 21.81 | 20.95, 24.24 28.87 | 23.50 | 21-68, Bz | B96 a0 25.16 | 26.91 j 24.06 | 23.20 26.20 | 25.38 | 2432 26.61 | 25.77 | 24:92 | 24.08, St >4 91 | 96.07 os 2.2 | 26.38 | 25, ‘Tanux 51-4, Notmal paralin (112}—Continued 0.1100 0-102, 0.09509 0.09887 0.09197 0.08848 0.0719 0.09688 0.0540 0.00460 0.08828, aera 0.08829 Sarface tension (0.12) Teast quares Compound [== [led | aw | | oe | ne | no [ar | a | ue 19-72 | 18.96 | 1.46 | o.0re39 21.57 | 20.40 | 30.09 | 0.05027 Hersconames.| 96.98 | 25.50] 24.06 | 94.12 | on a0 | 28 66 | 1 02 | 20 90 | 20 a6 Hlerscontane® |. | 24.48 | 23.90 | 23.31 | 22.73 | 22.15, Ret. Ref (191 (Caplay,Rise Method).SURFACE TENGION OF LIQUIDE ‘wos 0 am « ] seo | aver | zenro | cone | se seo | tees | Lona | ov | | «| & [aos % uy ad \ —~ |i (eur) nope ous saan 8H SWEET) [es] empomsceqdp oy rooqseonspSgy “Ze KIRN, 4 Phra Chom Rel Da, Vo. 1 Mo 4.197296 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tamux 53 Tnorgane sulfor compounds as — See eee es ne 33.15 | 32.20 | 31.25 | 30.30 | 29.35 | 29.41 | 27.46 | 34.10 | 0.0089 | 0.01 sicat | 38.46 | 32°51 | 31.56 | 30.01 | 29.66 | 28.71 | 35:36 | 0.00497] .0.00 35.13 | 32.17 | 31.20 | 30.24 | 29.28 | 25.32 | 27.36 | 54.09 | 0.0062 | 20.01 2-butanl. 31.43 | 30.57 | 29.11 | 26.85 | 27.99 | 27.14 | 26.28 | 2.20 | 0.0059 | 20.01, S-Methylat- 2,2, Garimedipleyelobexy butane _ 42.11 | 31.26 | $0.40 | 29.55 | 28.09 | 27.83 | 26.96 | 32.07 | 0.0856 | 0.08 442 6,6-Tvimethy-eyclobexen-L-yi= ‘butane 31.72 | 30.29 | 30.07 | 29.24 | 20.42 | 27.60 | 26.77 | 32.5¢ | 0.0028 | 0.01 31.68 | 30.21 | 29.94 | 29.07| 28.20 | 27.38 | 33.42 | 0.0970 | 40.01 ‘Bebutandl (2 6,00lvimetbyeyeohexensit ‘butanol aces 42,6,6-Trimethyl-cyeaheaen Ly 1.41 | 30.68 | 29.85 | 29.07 | 28.29 | 27.52 | 26.74 | 92.19 | 0.0779 | 40.01 30.52 | 29.59 | 20.67 | 27.15 | 26.82 | 25.90 | 24.90 | an.46 | 0.0002 | 4.0.01 2ubutanol actate | 30.55 | 29.67 | 26.20 | 27.92 | 27.06 | 26.16 | 25.28 | 21.43 | 0.0070 | 40.01, SeMtetny-- 2,0, o-tmothsta-eyelobexen-y). 2utend aetatene nano 29.47 | 28.54 | 27.62 | 26.09 | 25.77 | 24.84 | 31.32 | 0.0005 | 20.01 Phys Chem. Rae ata, Vol 3, Mo 4 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 7 Tam $6 Tenens of chloe (70) (Maximum Bubble Preeure-A) Sactaoe tension (401) Test equeree 20.02 | 27.07 | 27.02 | 26.05 | 25.17 | 24.47 | 31.56 | 0.0908 228.70 | 26.00 | 25.99 | 25-09 | 24.07 | 22.20 | 20.45 | o:0000 27.59 | 26.72 | 25.70 | 25.02 | 24.19 | 28.22 | 30.26 | o-0a7e 2130 | 26.37 | 25.45 | 24.59 | 23.81 | 22.94 29.47 | 0.0856 2-20 | 26.19 | 25-41 | 24.57 | 28.71 | 22.86 | 29-16 | 0.0066 27.00 | 26.29 | 25.25 | 24.37 | 25.00 | 22.76 | 29.67 | o-0a7e ‘Tamu 56, Teoxazole and derivatives [208) — ———— mn |. Seog nr ———o — . 438,87 | 33.23 | 32.00 | 32.27 | 31.2 | 30.14 | 29.08 | 28.02 | 26.96 | 25.80 | 35.46 | 0.1068 | 3.0.06 132.64 | 32.14 | 31.68 | 31.13 | 30.12 | 29:09 | 28-11 | 27-10 | 26.08 | 25.00 | 3415 | 0.1007 | 20.18, ‘31.81 | 31.36 | 30.91 | 30.46 | 29.57 | 20.67 | 27-77 | 26.a8 | 25.98 | 25.09 | 83.15 | 0.0006 | 3.0.11 4. Phy: Chom. Raf Dat, Vol Te Me 41972JOSEPH J. JASPER Oxime 30.88 28.76 28.42 2197 2.21 27.06 oss 0.1059) 0.1022 0.0933, 0.0565 0.0065, 40.10 £0.08 046 018 0.08 =0.09 Ovi ” TT 26.38 | 25.45 | 24.72 | 28.99 | 28.05 | 22.29 21.39 | 20.55 | 19.72 | 28.05 | 0.08829 | 30.08 Methy1-Spenten Zones.) 30-84 | 29.95 | 29.06 | 28.17 | 27-28 | 26-40 | 25/51 | 24-62 | 25.75 | s2.62 | o-onooe | 0.94 Heptanal : veo | 2727 26.52 | 25.78 | 25.08 | 24.20 | 23.55 | 22-80 | 22.06 | 20.50 | 0-072 | £0.05, * Rel. 251] (Maximum Bubble Preware-A) "Ra [6] (Capillary Rice-A) ‘Tanta 57.3, Asines of ketones (251) (Oaximom Buble Prosure Method) Serface tention (40.1) Least square ast | aot fase | aor | ao 27.22 | 26.67 | 26.18 | 25.58 | 24.49 40.06 2.06 | 26:38 | 26.09 | 25:61 | 24.68 0.08 27.14 | 26.66 | 26.19 | 25.72 | 24.77 oa 21.05 | 26.61 | 26.17 | 25-73 | 24.85, 20.08 27.00 | 26.57 | 36.13 | 25.70 | 24.84, 20.1) 4: Pe Chom at Da, Vl 1, Mo 4, 1972a9 SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS or0F 00F stor wor 0 o70F wor ocor coor soo | ts'¥9 sennbe 1 | voreua ooepng ‘Soi NHmORY “TB HL, 4: Phya: Chem. Ref Dat, Vo, No 4, 1972920 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tanvx 58.2 Aliphatic ketones 163) (Maximum Bubble Presture Method-A) Surface tension (30.10) eae sre Compound oe as | so | ase | ao | ase [soc] « | 6 28.96 | 23.40 | 2.04 aire | 21.26 | 26.77 | oz 23.26 | 22.98 | 2.60 21.94 | 21.62 | 28.99 | o.p6se7 2548 | 24.00 | 24-36 an'ar | a2'22 | on'tn | tona 2 Heptanone 36.12 | 25:58 | 25.05 24.01 | 33.a8 | 24°76 | Otoses 24.14 | 26.22 | 28.70 22.65 | 22.12 | 27.36 | 01087 25.08 | 24:50 | 23.96 ae.an | 22.38 | 21°75 | o 08 25.70 | 25.20 | 24.69 za.6t | 25.16 | 2224 | 011015 26.19 | 25:10 | 25.32 24°25 | 23°76 | 20.61 | o.n.96 25.46 | 24°98 | 24°40 25.34) 22.81 | 22.11 | a1060 25.72 | 25.20 | 24.06 26.00 | 29187 | 27-88 | ons 26.20 | 25.30 | 25:32 24°36 | 23.00 | 29-68 | 0.096 26:28 | 25:79 | 28:31 24:38 | baat | 20°%2 | eons 26.38 | 26.13 | 25.88 25.39 | 25.18 | 27.2 | coon 6-Unieeanone ari2 | 26.66 | 26.16 25.20 | 26.72 | 20.52 | 0.016, ‘econ 2.02 | 22.90 | 22.38 21.22 | 20°66 | 26.26 | 0-12 * Ret (2) (20.15). ‘Tans 583, Miscallaneous ketones (4 (Capillary Rise Method-A) Serfae tension (0.1) east aqua Compound an ao | so | a | so | oo | a fasec|' eo | 6 | 2.Nonanone.. 26.89 | 25.60 24.80 | 24.01 | 23.22 | 22.42 | 21.28 | 27.98 | 0.074 | 20.13 3 Nontnone 21.43 | 26.49 | 25.54 | 2450 | 25.68 | 22.69 | 20:27 | 29.99 | 0.0008 | 0.07 SDecanone. 27.az | 26.98 | 26.05 | 25.16 | 24.27 | 25.30 | 22:06 | 29.59 | 0.028 | 0-08 1 Phens12-propanone ss.o0 | 56.88 | 35.25 | 3402 | 33°49 | 5236 | or | 40.26 | o.ttan | 0-08 1-Phenyl2-batemene 6.87 | 35.52 | 34-46 | 33-41 | 52-36 | 51-30 | 29.72 | 30.60 | 0.1054 | 50-08 1 Phenyl2-pentanon. 30.91 | 53.91 | 32.90 | sno | so-na | 20.07 | 20.26 | 36.93 | o:1008 | 5.0.06 Phenyl butanone 7.94 36.87 | 35.00 | 34.73 | 33.67 32-60 | 31-00 | 40.07 | 0.1067 | 0-08 1-Pheng13-peotanone so.s2 | 35:51 | 34.50 | 33:48 | 39-477] 31-46 | 0.95 | $8.54 | o-t011 | 0-09 Phenyl berapone-— st.as | 33.35 | 32-68 | 31.00 | 30.98 | 20.95 | 20-09 | 6.70 | 0.0175 | :0.09 ‘Acstophenone-- 9.61 | 38.46 | 37-30 | 36.15 | 85-00 | 83.04 | 32.11 | 1-92 | 0.1156 | L0.05 Propiopbenooe. 37.37 | 36-30 | 35.25 | st-16 | 33-09 | 32.00 | 90-41 | 39°51 | o-t070 | 0.06 utyrophenone so.ap | 38.98 | 39.08 | sz. | at | s0-t0 | 29.27 | srt fon oc |SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 921 "Tames 9.1. Aine of aninaldcyd 91 (Boxizonal Capary Pressure) Serta wenn (0.15) (ead temperntre 1805 °C) wm pve] we fine ioe] we [ow = 20.88 SSSsoc2222522 ‘Tams 39.2. 4,8" Azorydiphenetle [196] (ing Detachment-A) Surface tension (40.10) (eansiion temperature 168.3°-168.6 °C) senna rn ra arf | .6| 20.5] 28.3/ 27.6| 270] 26.4 . a15| x0[ 22| | wal mal 0/ a0] 200] m0 ‘Tamux 9.3, Buby] 4 4"noxydibenzoate (196) (Gonteopie pha) Detachment-A) Suances (0.10) (uation empratune 1220 46) aefmepme ve is ean mre onae | perher [=| vt en on ce SN ae ee soe Ref, (184] (Sessile Drop-V). Ref, (123] (Sessile Drop-¥). et. [18} (Maximum Bubble Preaare-CO)), 2. Phys Chem: Rat Daa, Vol 1 Mo. 4 197292 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Pane 61. Alkyl I-naphthoutes and 2.naphihostes [3] (Maximum Bubble Presure Metbod-A) Surface tension (£0.20) Alkyl Lnuphthoates = Ee oe eaeaies pees a eee ee aa = ssstemhiomean || a fel red ea eaeSURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 923 ‘Tams 612. Alkyl Lnaphthalenescetstes and 2-naphthsleneacetate []—Continaed (Maximum Babble Pressure) Surface tension (40:2) Least equares oa | 20.18 0.1005 | 0.08 0.0057 | 40.05, 0.085 | 40.15, oom | 40.06 ‘0.0300 | 40.05, ‘Tams 613. Alkyl naphthyl ketones [] (Maximum Bubble Pressure-A) ‘Suruce tension (402) Least squares Alkyl L-naphthy] ketones o 46.is | a3.97 | 41.79 | 39.05 | 48.30 | 0.1092 | 20.12 as.a9 | avae | 39.34 | 36.75 | 45.57 | 0.1038 | 0.07 avs | 39.66 | s7.o4 | 35.50 | 45.25 | 0.002 | 0.13 soi | 3773 | 3636 | seo | goles | o.ov7 | 20.12 3s.s6 | 36.94 | 35.33 | 3s.at | ao.17 | o:oso7 | So-14 scat | 34.90 | 33.32-] 31.36 | 38.0% | 0.0706 | 20-07 36.77 | 35.a1 | 33.05 | 32.02 | 38.28 | 0.0730 | 40.06 ‘Tans 61.4, Alkylnaphthslene,vinylaaphthalene, and naphthalene [4] (Maximum Bubble Pressure-A) Surface tension (02) Veaet squares 1-Alkylngphthalenee eel ssa | ssa | 40.50 | oo | 20.08 sz. | 30.6 | 39-55 | 0.005 | 0.1 sez | 29.90 | star | o.cat | 0.02 aust | 20.22 | 31.02 | o.ons | 40.06 ar'at | 26:96 | 36:94 | ooo | 201 31.30 | 29.26 | 36.2 | oom | 20.01 si10 | 29) 7 Chm. Ref Dat, Vo I M4 1972JOSEPH J. JASPER 5 vn in ut nae as sn . | wal ee lel aa — ae onan Naphthalene (45, 46] a — ae ~[»l=[=[[=|[=[-]. we [ew few pow pow pan paw [aw | cm {Phys Cham, Ral Data, Vl 1, Mo 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 95 ‘Tantx 615, cite and trone-Deeshydronaphtbalene [199] (Ceapitary Rise MethodA) Serface tension (0.4) Py trans 38.02 35.29 36.88 Fray 35.65 22.95 350 aio 33.36 30.87 328 2.9 sor 28.87 Bal 21a 2.8 26.17 2161 2.2 26.82 20 35.88 23.95, 2.95 23.02 2608 22.02 2 21.05, 235 20.2 21.38 19.39 20156 18.65 19:76 Writs 189 16.98 18.04 6. ie 15.44 ‘Tantx 61.6. Miscellaneous naphthalene compounds (4) (extn Buble Premure-A) Sarface tension (£02) Compound ” we | we | oe | asec sear | 3605 | 33.88 | star 40.06 wos | 39.98 } a7.9 | 35.32 0.01 115 | 4696 | 42.76 | aoe oa 46.40 | 4.82 | a2i2s | 39.63 0.10 go. | 3726 | 35.20 | 32.81 £0.06 V.EcDimethylnaplabalone eras | asa | see | a1 30 30.06 ANephithalenscactonitele 4.95 | 36.09 | a4.es | a2.27 £0.08 45.46 | as.as | sias | 30.94 40.04 gat | ao.7i | 38.37 | 35.01 0.07 seis | szso | go.e1 | 20.71 ko 33.64 | si.7s | 29.08 | 274s 40.01 4 Phys, Cham, Re: ete Val 1, Mo 4, 1972926 JOSEPH J. JASPER “Tamux 62. Nitrobensene and rome nitro and haloniteo desivatives (Maximum Bubble Pressure) Sarfce tension Compound 46.34 | oanst | £0.30 0.0888 | 260.13 cops | Zkocie 0807 | 0.09 0.096 | 40.11 1068 | 40.08, ona | on oust | 0-52 >-Chloronitebennene 45.04 | 0.1016 | 340.06 "Stemmons goes [oo | 20.18 ‘nsiomonitrabensene $0'26 | 0-128 | 30:07 -Beomoniteebensene 46.29 | 0.09176 | 60.13 ‘Todontrobenzene.. sa.e8 | 0.09517 | 0-10 tienen 49.43 | 0.109. | 0-08 TaDihloroenitrobonzene® 4035 | 0.08166 | 0-09 1 3.Diehloro-nitrobenene” 44:77 | 0.0mm | 20-05 1 f-Dishloo-2-nitrobenzene' 46.16 | 0.09364 | 20.12 Risener sear [oan | 0.07 maNirotloene! as'34 [ons | Z0-07 p Nitcotolune 42.26 | o.osnt2 | 20.12 2 4,6"Trinitrtalucne 54.99 | o.ona | £0.08 miNitronnne® 54.31 | o.0m00 | 340.08 PNitroanline™ 60.62 | 0.09225 | Zo‘o1 T2Dimethory tSdiito. ‘benzene’ 56.97 | 0.1204 | 20.05 1lhlre? jdistehanonna si.a2 | o.oys | 3.0.07 4. Choro 2-dinitbonoene 18.50 | 0.1500 |. ‘Bromo: 2tiniteobenzen s.00 | 0.0250 |. NeMetiypaiteounine® : ee2 | osms | 20.82 2 <\ae 65.38 | 0.1576 ‘s7.90 | 36.18, 48.50 | 0.0886 S642 | 31.36 48.74 | 0.1027 | 0.10 36.26 | 34.05, ‘9.42 | 0.107 | 0.08 * Ret, (215) (A) (1.0). Ref (217) (A) (1.0), ‘ 9 Ref, 10) (Ne) (42.0). « Ret. [56] (Capillary Rive Method:A) (28.0. «Ret [311 (A) (02), ‘Tanux 63.1. Nitrous and nitric eters [250] (Capillary Rise Method-§) Surface tension (40.1) east equaee Compa lll lr [ 20.67 | 29.00 35 | 0.1070 | 20.11 22.21 | 21.14 | 20.07 | 9,00 |---| 2489 | 0.2070 | 40.08 25.35 | 22.35 | 21.35 | 0.34 | 19.34 | 25.86 | 0.1003 | 40.07 ws | 26.10 | 20:81 | 0-136 | 60.08 26.38 | 25.34 | 26.10 | 92.07 | 21.68 | 29.67 | 0.1237 | 0.10 27.53 | 26.41 | 25.28 | 24.16 | 28.05 | 30.85 | 0-1126 | 40.09 2. Phys Chem, Ha Dee, Vo. No.4, 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS or “ant 622, olan die oe 265 (exim De Pree Meio Sars emo (0.15) Yost moe Compo «fw le ls [e [of . | s Eye nite. ox a Propo at fa [arp ie) ae | es) ae Wma oie 2/23 | SS) $2] Se | So] 22 | os Se | s3 | et | 24 | 22 | os | is | oun fi | a2 | ae | w7 | ae | ee | 81 | ome fo | 83 | fe | ae | ant | oer | Be | omen Se | 3 | sa | de | are | are | Sis | ooo a | ae | oa | sea | ars | Ser | aos | ame ee | S09 | ee | 59 | aa | ae | 8 | oem ‘Tama 6h, Niotie (297) (Capiary Rise Method-A) ear =— eed de ed ed ed = =a 4. Phya Chem, Ra. Dat, Vol 1, No928 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tunvx 66. Niteoparalfing and wichloronteomethane [Nitroparafins (206) 2.Methy]2siteopropane ewes a — . re l(el=[el=[- P|: Met. 250] (Capillary Hise Metbod-A) (£0.10). ‘Trichlornitrometiene (192) (Capillary Rise Method-A) 30.48 | 0.1038 | £0.06 1 Sarface tension (20.6) Teas air fae | 2 | or | a or | 10 ow Jw]. | o sea | ss.06 s,s st.o1| 29.09| an.s6| ar00 |as.n | ona | ano | ans | a4 | oasis | sos Tan 613. Ty] pape ed wt tenet pn 65] (Sarma Due Pesre Metin.) Sue non (2035) ‘el papi @ | &e a | um som Bo | 22 | wae | awar | asm | oon | 28 oc | aay | arse | isat | bess | owes | Zoe oe | dear | dese | anae | art | owe | Zon Be | Ba | Be | Ra | 2a | oe | Be Ha | 33 | a | wat | Bir | oowe | Bn mis | asso | ann | eo | 3.8 | oom | Doar feat | den | dsae | a | at | oon | So 4 Phys Chom: Rel Date, Vel 3, No 4, 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 929 ive ‘Tanux 67. ‘Trial phospbites and tes(2-alkoxyethy) phospites (65}—Com (Maximum Bubble Premure Method-A) Surface tension (£0.15) Teast wquares ‘Tre(@-alkoxyethy))phosphites Sees si.a9 | 29.04 | 27.20 | 35.99 | o.1m5 | 40.02 aan | 26.80 | 20a | 32:58 | 0.0055 | 40.00 arias | 25:77 | 23:78 | 30:53 | oor | 30.08, atm | 2610 | 2008 | 30.94 | 0.0007 | 40.08 ar.90 | 269 | 24.05 | 31-33 | 0.0857 | 30.00 2eiaa | asso | ana | 31.60 | o:ots | 40.07 BBuEse BReeee ‘Tasux 672. Phosphonates 5)” (Maximom Bubble Presure Metbod-A) Sauce nto (40.15) Tans uae Dia! phones ry a0 wo «| seat | sem | we | a | oss | sou deias | 269 | 2038 | 38.08 | Lions | om brs | ast | as | aor | ono | So.os too | as36 | 23's | 29-00 | o.oo | o.ns zeoo | 35.90 | aay | son | osm | Sony ari | aso | a3’ | 3026 | oor | Sons a7.2T | 25.83, 30.16 | 0.0722 | 40.08 ast | dete soe | ovoms | o.0s Sorte toon (£015) Tent ears Big@aoryetbyposponaes S a | ow | ow | wel. | 6 sau | aac | 9.90 | ome seo | ator | Seto | o.oo amo | dost | 32.30 | o:teo gem | ara | se02 | oan dean | doe | s2.97 | ons Beis | docte | S23 | Oct aa.oe | 209 | 32138 | olen 1 Phys Chem, Hf: oto, Vl 1, Me 41972930 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tamtx 67.2. Phosphonates65}—Gontinaed (Masizmams Bubble Preaare Method-A) Sarco (405) Tent que Dial elton J. Pr ene aca | us | ase | awe | mas | ome | sane BS PRS | RS | BS] Be] eee | ae mor | dea | ace | zat | see | om | So eos | dea | ate | evo | se | oe | Zoe Sees Bo | BS) ES) RS | Be | cee | ae ta | are | wee | Bs | oer | 000 | dos ios | das | BS | Bt | Be | oom | 28 Secs ao (30.19) ous qs Diop ipo " * wilw lo foc). |e | t was | 1625 | use| nes | ew | oom | anor Hor | ie | a | Bi | 38 | see | Bs Bo | ERS] ES | BS | oye | sees Ba | ie | ar | mes | 0 | ome | do Bu | we | Br | Be | Ba | sons | Set ieee | ies | az | Bi | Seay | oom | doe BH | HS] BE | SM] Be | come |, soos Phys Chem Re: ata, Vol, Ma 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 931 ‘Tata 67.3. Orthophoopates (65) (Maximum Bubble Preeare Methoi-A) Suuface temsion (0.15) Least aque $0.23 0.05 20.0 0-06 ‘Teall oetbophowphates [287] Capillary Wise Medhod-A) Sarface tension (0.10) Orthophorphat| 36.38 32.99 28.29 | 26.12 | 99.75 | 0.1136 | 20.08 2.05 Boz 2215s | 20.07 | 31a | 0.0028 | 30.18 2B 25.50 21.92 | 20.13 | 30.87 | 0.0095 | 0.11 em 21.85 n'56 | 16.91 | 26:79 | 04 , 208 2453 21.69 | 20.12 | 29.53 | 0.0784 | 0.28 25.61 2a 20,02 | 19-82 | 20.00 | oom | 20-11 ‘Tame 67.4, Diosaphospholanes (65 (esimem Bubble Prone Method-A) 2Albony AmethyL-L 2 Sdioxaphowpholanes 4. Phye Cham el Dat, Vl. 1, Ne 4 1972JASPER JOSEPH J. 932 wor wor wor wor nor oF oor DoF wor por DoF DoF wor oor wor wor aor sor wor ss10'0 | ee'or nooo | arse x0" | 6'se one ere 490°0 | oc-4¢ axoz0'0 | ze-9e z060°0 | ee°or 6ss00-0 | oF oF oso'o | oss —(oommeiienn) sig [--~-2pruoaqip emrpered —(egdaond Gna sssenbe 1600 CeO) wom) onyang anode (yam gE =) {ort epenodane xojduoo anasous pa eanspeypat 89 3%, 4. Phys Chm, Rls De, Vl. 1, Me 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS OOF v0F Lsv0'0 rer0'0 we ore 968 a6'ee wie we 16 wie = ws 4 Phys. Cham. Ref Dat, Vol. 1, Nas, 197934 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tames 1. Phenyl rollide and ele (2871 Sarfsee tension (0.10) See eee east equaree 24.25 | 1.26 | 40.26 | 39.27 | 38.20 | 37.28 | 36.29 | 35.29 | 34.50 | 52.31 40.12 63 | 42.68 | 41.62 | 40.01 | 39.60 | 38.59 | 37-59 | 36.38 | 35.57 | 33.55, x02 ‘Tantx 69.2. Phenyl compounds and related compounds Phheayl compounds [245] (Capillary Rise Method-A) ‘Surface tension (0.1) Least squares eel Ethyl benzoate -} 85:57 | 85.08 | 38.98 | 32-92 | 1-26 | 30.81 | 20.75 | 28.00 | 27-63 | 87-16 | 0.1039 | 3.0.08 Prop benzos 34.95 | 34.41 | 33/34 | 32-27 | 31.20 | 30.14 | 20-07 | 28.00 | 26-93 | 36.55 | o-1069 | 20.16 Butyl benzoate 88.67 | 32-10 | 31.74 | 30.78 | 29.22 | 28.26 | 27-89 | 26.93 | 35.50 | o-on02 | 0.07 Metis! pouylacciate ‘0:70 | 99:92 | 96.95 | 95.79 | 94.08 | 39.45 | 92.29 | 1-12 | 29.96 | 40.45 | 0.1266 | 20.10 Ethyl phoaylaetae 35.90 | 35.36 | 84.26 | 35.16 | 32-06 | 30.97 | 29-87 | 28.77 | 27-68 | 37.55 | 0.1097 | 3.0.08 Propyl phenylecetat 34.29 | 36-29 | 35.28 | 32-27 | 31.25 | 30.26 | 20.28 | 28.22 | 27/21 | 36.81 | o-t0n1 | 20.07 Baty phonylacetate 133.38 | 82.35 | 31.38 | 30-40 | 29-48 | 28-45 | 27-48 | 26.50 (35.28 | -0975 | 40.02 Etiy! hydrocinnamate. 35.02 | 33.19 | 32.95 | 3192 | 30.89 | 29.95 | 26.m2 | 27.78 | 37.00 | 0.1034 | 40.05, Propyl hydrodianamete 31.11 | 33.13 | 2-09 | 31.05 | 30.02 | 2.08 | 27.98 | 26.91 | 36.24 | 0.1087 | 340.07 Buty hydocinnanaate. 38.49 | 32.36 | 31.02 | 30.60 | 29.76 | 28.02 | 27.89 | 26.95 | 35.36 | 0.0034 | 40.05 3996 | 0.084 | ‘.o-05 [Merhgloaphtbalene 0.09 | 57.16 | 36.22 | 35.29 | 54.36 | ss.az | 52.49 | 1-05 (Capillary Rise Method-A) Surface temnon (4.0.10) L-|- 40.81 40.32 4. Phys Chm Rel Dot, Vol 1, Mo 4, 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 935 ‘Tawte 3. Teipheny! compounds of group Vin ements (62 (Copitary RisecA) a —— — - . © [= [ep [=[>|=[=[= [=<] |: ro et aoa = 7 See seo | 3.4 | sen | 30.35 | 2.09 | 26.6 i mm | asi | ase | 0.08307 en ar — a Compound * goa | saan] 722 | acon | anc aat | ane Texge| ote | 4008 Bh | Sat | 55.8 | BF | 3.26 | Bt | aon | aca] SS | BN | 8S {O.21| sean | arse | se | Sours] 20:20 St | Seen | Ar | ee [oon 20.38 $326 | se | se. | set consi] Sat : “aia waa | scar aan | 38 | B98 | B88 | ies [Se | 20.18 “fasta S18 |. | Sa | sao | 2s | ace [a7 |e | oss | 2038, at (Csiry Mite Netbed) C, a ea St an cosy “nek ea Ref. (108) (Ns) (42.0), Phys Chem, Ra: Blo, ol 1, Mo 4 1972936, JOSEPH J. JASPER "Tanus Tl Polymethylene dicyanides 81) (Maximum Bubble Prestre Method-A) Surface tension (0.15) anst ques Saleronite. Aceon BEEaS | Bae "Tanux 72 Polymethylene dikaide 81) (Meximum Bubble Pressure) 40.01 S001 0.01 2001 aa = artes [3 —— a ral ee ee restate aie flier al iovael fae : 5 er eaieral tard |Rerioee || fecoen aa eal iseadliesal fase ae eater tee foe Hee ara peel teal fase es eeedlpese feast cscs ee Pe lps eae sai | ost | a0.t0 au 3 fois: [oan | so. oe fm |r | 36a | sece | ate | as. | ost | 0.5 2 fr | 2a | an at | fiat | anc | 31m | o.tss | 0.0 “ot {90} (Maximum Bubble Prescue-N;) (£0.15). “4 Tf 179] Capillary Rise Method-A) (03). © Ret 104] (Maximum Bubble Preeeure-A) (40.13). + Hef. [77] (Capillary Mise Method-A) (£02), * Ref. [103} (Capillary Rise Method-A) (40.1). ‘Tams 732. Pyridinealdchydes and pyrdinemethanols (126) (Maximum Subble Pressure Method-A) Surface tension (£0.15) Least equares Compound ass | so.22 | 36.98 | 34.07 | 43.2 | omar | 0.00 654 | sc | aap | 30st | w.06 | ove | 40.03 40.06 | 46.06 | 42.47 | aoa | s1.a6 | ora | 10.06 azz | as.o8 | 2.1 | aor | se | om | soo aos | avo | 45.06 | 42-36 | 52.07 | o-nn6e | 0.04 42: Phys: Chem, Raf. Dat, Vol 1, Na 4, 1972ae JOSEPH J, JASPER "Tames Th, Rhenium orveblries (23) (Dif, Cap. Rise-A) Swvface tention (380.1) Lovet equiee Rheniam doeyteehloride- ‘Tanue 75. Organosilicon compounde I [49] (Ditercatisl Capillary Rise-A) ‘Sorface tension (0.10) Least squares w jasc] « | suas | so. | 36.67 | 0.0800 | 0.05 was | im | 22.38 | oo | 30.06 cra | 26.08 | 30.08 | ooo | 20.0 | nin | m9 | 2167 | 35.6 | 0.0 | 30.0% | i Sarat (20.10 ait res wl foc]. | s no |... ze | om | 09 an at | Sow | o.tz we yor } 0.014 | 20.09 20.19 | 0.08105 | 0:13 19.30 | vos? | 0.10 0.0ms | 40.10 4.ays. Chem. Ra, Daa, Vol. 1, Mae 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS _ rr nino open 14) Cooma Cay im) Suis emin (020) 7 Compound _ « w [oe | fac] [6 wae | ana | a7 | aos | oom | 006 bat | ate | aro | au | came | Seer ua | za | atm | wes | ose | aoe ..DhLrhrrr LU Bem | aa | ew | cs | 000 | dow 4. Phy: Cham Rel Data ol. 1, Me 1972JOSEPH J. JASPER 940 {GO=) (V-PONPNN om Seog) (G0) (A-POuDH omy Sede) ‘or (oa) Cromer gaoqL NT) [OT] JM « or ose oe | vse | we | 26° ot | 916 | 9s a ze | Ieee | s9°e vi | ep'sz | 22°et | 8-62 | roe | #6" wz) owl iee| ose | vor] ez ea] oe) sz] sc] ove | ve ea| oec| ere] esc | toe] oe cor] ors) oe] vee] ese | ce ve@| voe| oz] wee] vee] owe ee | ese] ri] ov] oar oe ow | oz] ovr] at | esr | em ewe | cee] ose| ise] o9e| pus U6 | se'zz | oo'¥e | 9°se | s598 | uy aes | os-ze | sr-vz | 0°sz | 66's | co-9e sents | ve-zz | 9e°re | tase | 6293 | of 2 tor| sor! oe] ove | tse] ve) one oa] vex] eo] 9x so] zoe ge] eee | ost | 079; sa| sor pie] vze| ese| en) ve] ve coe] ete) vee! soz o'er | 962] 908 | 91 we use| ez! 61z| 0-6 e 4 2 g g 5 a ponder) oyna) oayang, ‘jon paw sono pommanoqns 9, mI, 4: Phys Cham, Res Date, Vo. 3,Mo4, 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS ‘Tanue TEL, Benzyleted pheaol derivatives (54) (rop-weight Method-A) on Sorface tention (40.10) ‘-(-Chlorepheny)-peresl benzoate. ‘4.6Dibenryl oreo. 2.6Dibensyloneresa. 2. 6.Dibensylp-crea. ‘6:Benzs12-phenglphenal-—- ‘Renal 2cphenalghenel (6Hensyl--bromo-2-phenylphenal 4Beasyl-6-bomo2-pheaylpbend ‘oHydroxy-1,1oipenplbutane BESELERREE 2es2apen5ne Sao SER Leaet squaree wc] « . o.ao2 | 20.03 ‘o-tos0 | 0-05, oxoie | E0%os os | 0.07 0.0632 | 0.06 0.0616 | 0.05, oon | £0.05, 10.0550 | 60.05, 0.087, | 0.08 oot | 0.08 olor | 0:00 0.0166 | 40.00 0.0746 | 40.07 4. Phys Cham, Ra, Date, Vole 1, Mo 4 1972,JOSEPH J. JASPER 942 <0) CN) [601] Fou « oF | or'o | eos | ante over | moro : oor | orto | res wor | 80-0 | oo se ose | ove | 1a | we . “suorespseand suoenbonuog -younlom cg aeas acor | S600 ycor | ett |ec'ee wee oroe | astro vee a6'9e sroe | x00 0% | or60'0 | s5'0s | ore sorte | mse | axoe sror | sore | cots 2 | > [o.oet} coor ost | coor | cet | cor | cost oot oe pumodain woe a (007) wor ompng (r-oumesoug aque eaeFRE yy) (azlszoq2 onamyd pow qououd powunagns eLL way, wor oer omndeerospqenog-9' 2" 20 er 50 | voxor'o | 6:94 TOF | cIzo0"0 | g6-ee ror | “ose0'0 | e298 2COF | 99ca0'0 | 60's wor | sasso'o | rose 2cor | ooo | s1°5e o pane: sarvnbe ase (20+) momen conping Cy-ponayy aimenig aqggne wns) loot stouond sont gu xan, 4 Pepe Chom. Rls Dae, Va, Nos 4 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 3 ‘Tanue 78, Chlovides of elfur (Capitary Rise Method-A) as ee a “|. _ als | ‘Thiony! chloride! 38.98 | 82.56 | 31.14 | 29.73 | 28.31 | 26.90 |... 36.10 | 0.1416 | 40.10 Ret (248. Reb (250) (Capillary Rive Method¥)" Barface tension (10.07) Compound ‘Teithylamine aur dosid ‘Tiipsopylamine slfvedionkde imethylaniine—ealfurdicnide 55 | 36.26 | 36.18 | 35.49 | 34.20 | 34.11 48.25 | 82.65 | s1.91 | 31.30 | 30.59 | 29.95 | 29°25, 48.87 | 42.97 | 42.02 | 4.26 | 40.23 | 39.37 | 38.09 = Ref 21, Ref. [20 Ret (110) 4 Phy. Cham. Ra. Da, Vo, Me 41972944 JOSEPH J. JASPER "Taste 80.1. Tertiary chlorides [204.1721 (Maximum Bubble Preeore-A) Surfaon tenon (4:0.10) Lene quae Chloromethane ow | ase | awe | ase 2.Chloro:2-methy}propane. aus | sao || | 2.Chloro2.methylbatane azn | svar | ona | i617 5.Chloro-S-methylpentane. 26.52 | 23.65 | 22.50 | 21.35 3.Chloeo-S-ethylpentane | ares | 25/35 | 26:34 | 25.35 B-Chloro-3-ethylbexane zs.0g | 25:50 | 24.47 | 23.44 LGhlornthylheptane oxen | 9s e2 | 2496 | 22.01 2135 | 25.93 | 25.00 | 24.06 28 22a | 21.38 | 20.35 | 19.32 | 18.29 | 17:26 | 24-08 | 0.1039 zits | 23.a1 | 22.as | 2104 |.. 2.09 | 0.0336 23.66 | 22-68 | 21.70 | 20.72 [i jem | 26:10 | 0.0078 28.38 | 28.08 | 22.79 0.0098 25.98 | 25.00 | 24.05 0.0978 24.50 | 23.56 | 22-61 0.09482 zor | 25.13 | 24.09 0.1040 26.52 | 25.58 | 24.66 0.0033 26.99 | 26.0 | 35.18 0.0907 ata | 26.09 | 25.54 0.0087 asi3z | aoa | 25.47 | 22.81 {21.56 | 0.61 | 27-75 | 0.0352 26.36 | asa | aa | op.es | sz.cs | src | 20-70 | 0-0906 26.48 | 25.58 | 24.67 | 28.77 | 22.86 | 21.96 | 28.75 | 0.0906 2t.05 | 26.15 | 25.25 | 24.85 | 25.45 | 22.55 | 29.30 | 0.0900 ero | 26.18 | 25.32 | 24.46 | 23.60 | 22.74 | 29.18 | 0.0058 "Taste 80.2. Ditertary chlorides [120] (Mx. Bubble Pressre-A) Surface tension (40.20) Least squares Compound ‘ 2 -Dichoro-as-almeunyinerene ‘30-40 | 29-48 0: 00275 28.96 | 28.07 0-00086 asap 0:0a10 ‘sia | S028 0.0539 pve | 2a. 0.0089 poss | 2A.94 0.00955 sum | 30.86 0.0829 pot | a9 0.0882 as | azo. | ante 0.08869 4)13-Dichloro-4;18-dipropylberadecane.------| 31.53 | 30.68 | 20.82 0.00857 4: Phys. Chem, Ra. Dat, Vol 1, Me 1972hate Tape sanom 10 NoIsNat so¥sans Sti on py Comet Fb | be BS | BG | cto | ane | rs | oat jae. as | 0.0m | ote PEA PH Pe pleaend sed beeed ed He|ER/BS)ER|R8/F8/Ba/NS|ES 65 Bo | Ro | som| oo Ba|Em|wr|su[na|aa|mm|me|na wo wa lsu eos | so HE |so/ 5/20 [Bean] mains |en|ses| ws |aa ie | 20% BEER E382 28 /Selne ta eh 8/28 ome) se Pelealea|2e/23)a5/mu as islem en |as|sor | se ° i | EEG] Grr ene RE Gr a 29 aor. Tage ni aa a eas i |e ao BSS ma a i Ee[ma[2e|2¢ ea lzeiee ee [melee Sao |3a Se i We ois a ii | Sal ||| Bw oi error Tae Ga) 7 EES ace946 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tante 83.1. Thiophene (1161 (Maximum Bubble Presure Method-A) Suefaon tenon (44015) oat square Compound 26.08 |. 31.00 | 0.1328 ‘Taner 63.2, Alkylebiphenes (116) acc | io . vest | asso | axa | sors 2.19 | sto | ois | 0.25 2x10 | sim | ons | s0.01 zee | siss | o.oo | £0.01 2ioz | si.o4 | 0.032 | Zot 2is6 | 32126 | o-ms0 | zo-01 aaa | 34.25 | 0.1209 | S000 ‘Tamtx 88.8, 2-Thiophenccarboxylaes [116] | Saris temion (4015) ea ugar Par : | #|w lec]. | 6.00 | 430 ais | om | soe dees | 308 dan | cam | toa. mon | do30 0 | oom | doe goon | 2a sex | on | Soon Sat | Baa 3 | ome | to. goes | ire ssa | ome | door go-to | inte sie | oom | Sos 4. Py, Cham Rel ota, Vel. Mos 4 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 7 ance A. Ayah eto 4 Ser mon (018) = w|w low feo]. | o wv. | ar | sam | asm | ors | 00 ge | aon | ate | star | tam | oto em | so | atm | Sem | ow) Zo. Sm | SS | | ese | soe] Be tim | sea» | tow | eran | eee | Sou se | sta | dts | dear | came | or em | aia | aoe | Sean | ocr | Soar an 5 Hering 6 Sure so (018) Let que cota sgn * 20° 40° or atc fo o ais | mse | acer | asoe | oats | aon asa | fav | ang | doar | Gans | Sous oa | sear | aes | tae | oan | Soe Sie | oe | Be | fogs | Sa | 28 aia | aan | sear | ier | ose: | Zoe CrCl ne tion (115) et au Compre . 7 wear | asa a | oan | 20.0 8 | Ba SB | 8ou | a tam | 00 teat | sow | dome 2 | os oar | Sse | dan Seas | am fear | ous | dos ite | Bat ih | sam | 23 ws | ast ai | oans | Saar Sor | ans oem | ose | San fo | aes Siar | ow | a2 os | Be a | ous | Sh See | aan fest | ota | Zoe fon | grat aos | outa | Zoe |: ham fl De Vl, e402ono JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘Tamue #4. Titanium tetesehlovde [170 (Capillary Rise Methoa-V) (7 =86.06~0.127051--0.574 10-8 +0.146% 10-4) Surface tension (20.2) e [wf [= | jw | @ r | me ww [w= [ow [aa faw [ow [aw | aw | om | =e ‘Tancx 85. Vanadium oxytichlorde [170] (tant (9=3932—0.153140.28010-4—0.712x10-%) 1 Dube Premuus Best) Surface tension (2:02) es ee Tamix 06, Water Swrfaen tension (40.10) Tom welll lll a = race, oases ef. [155] (Capillary Rise). Ret. [264] (Capllay ice A). 4: Phys Chom, Re. Dot, Vol 1, Me 41972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS “Pamex 86, Water—Continned Heavy wate (86) ‘Surface tension (£0.18) (y=7464—0.1082") | 63.38 | 61.51 Deuterium and (29) (at elevated temperstures) wafer [aw [om [om fen meson _ eee a | qe aoa 1 SS —— Pips Chem Rl: Dato, Vol. 1, Ma 1972950 1, Tables of Surface Tension at Single Temperatures ‘Tamex 87.1. Poysiloranes (25 °C) [107) (Method not given) 67.56 16:20 ron (Octadeeamethyloctaslosane.-— 18.05 ‘Tanue 87.2. Linear polymethylellanes (20 °C) [68] (Ming Detachment-A) JOSEPH J. JASPER Tan 87.6. Alby plyoolates (20 %) [2 (Method not given) Props! geo Butyl elcotate.. Heyl pyeoate Heptylplyolate 29.65, ‘Taste 82.7. Alkyl glycol moncethers 20°C) 12} Heptadeesmer.. ‘Tante 413. Chlocometyblanes (20°C) [180) (Cap. Rive-¥) ‘Trichloromethyilane. ‘Trimethylaanol "Tames 87.4. Eater (20°C) (64,194) (ting DetachmentsA) ‘TeiQetbylberyl) wicadbalgi Iatyipnenyinenaeeanoat “Hosa-ethyl:Lhexosy) dioxane. esa: Lhutoxy) dsl ‘Pawns 875. Acetal and ethers (20 °C) (152) (Max. Bubble Pressre-A) Dilsopentyloyethane 1icbiteentoraethoxy) 1,L-Di@ethoxyethylory)etane 1 Butoxy-t-thoxyethane 1-Butoxy ttre hatosyetbane Jseaiaty engl ether Penyl vinyl ether. Octet ving eter. 2a 26.32 (Cm. 2.Peatyloxyethanol 21.6 2-(2-Pentsloryethony)ethanol. 209 2-Hexyloryethano. 27 2-2 Hexploxyethossiethanol rir 28.6. 1.2-Herylonyethony) 2-€@-hydroxyethory)othane.——- 31.0 ‘Tetrathylene plyol movoberyl ether. a 2-Oerylonyethan.. 2a 2:2-0etslonrthorretbac 32 32.0 27 a5 26 20.6 ana aL 30 ‘Tamx 07.8. Alkyl devivatives of benzene and styrene (20°C) [825] (Max. Babble Prestre-A) sopentyIbenzene tertventyioenzene- EEByyE abgbag 30.37 32.56 32.01 ‘sv. 3.61 31.86 23 aa 2-Pheny12 ten. (@-Methylpropenybencene. Propylene. Bslspropylsiyrene. B-Euhylsmethyltyeene 6,8-Trimetbyletyrene 32.25 32.22 31.38 34.20 36.21 36.59 usdetunyhtyrene. transBVingletyrene Iopropyl-L-pentyatyrene.SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 951 ‘Tancx #79. Nonaromatie eye compounds (20 °C) (152] (Method not given) ‘Tamtx 87.12, Fluorveathons and devivatives (20 °C) (6, 194 Rise) 2-Mothoayeyelopentanol.. 2-Rshoeyeyelpetana aearcesss g Bieyelopentyl* 0 °C). | Met (1194) (eteomat Capea). 168710. Halogenated hydrocarbons (oa uare) (20°C) (194) (Cap. Rise) "Tanux 67.1, Flaorocarbons (25°C) (88 (Method not given) Perso, 2imetylyeotean Piso 3 Sarin pieylcerna Perro 2 4trinethyeylcesane. Parone Perfooredeane (185°C). Persone lea drape. Perooropropslyelaenane Perarebujleylobexane Perro sopropyi-metyicydehocae Pasooedcsty donation. Paseoremmes Perfluoroundecane (70 °C) Perfloeo-1,imethyleyelhexane™ (0 °C). + Ret [63 _pDilluorobenzene.. ‘Tania 87.18. Fluorinated esters and ethers (20°C) [56] (Method not Baty] pentadecaflorooctanoste. 1 ,6-Hexanediol his heptaflaorobutyra 1,10.Decanedial hia hepealoorobutyr 1 6-Hexanedialhis(7H-dodeoafyoroheptanoate).—- Lelletanaliltsipentadeetusoostnons) 22 iydoryety LS rope pao uty x ater en BaQH, Uthepeaorobiy Samhita [Bis(LH, 1H, SHl-cctaluoropenty) Sasetbylglatarse. RBSERERERS ESR Ss RENEE Bis(LH, 1 SH-octaluoropenty) adipate. ‘Bis, 1H, 7H-dodecallaorohepty) adipate- Bis(LH 111 91C-hexadecafxoronony!) Sore batyhadipat Bis(1HL 1H hoptabnorobaty) ebacate ‘Bia(LHT 1H, SH-ctalvoropenty) ebacat ‘Bis(1H, 1H, 7H-dodecatloorohepty!) pinate Bis(1H_ 1H, 5H octafluoropenty) phthalate ‘Tes(H, 1H, sH-octalaoropenty)ticaballylate. 1H, IH, 7H.Dodecaftoroheptyl methyl ether [Bu(LH, IH, 7H-dodeeafluorobeptony)hexane. I Fluorinated esters (61) (ing Detachment) Diethyl perfuoroudipate (22.0)... Dibusyl perfuorosdipate (26.0). Bis(LH L1-heptattucabuty) adipate (5a) 2,2,3,3,4,4,5,5-Oetallaoro-,oshoxanedil dibutyeate 1,SPentanedistdi(tiuorosotate) (262). 1,5 Pentanedioldipertnorobutyrate) (262). 1,6Hexanedl di(perfluorobutyeate) (262) 1)5-Fentanedio!dhpertuorooctanoate) (26). entacrytritolteta(perfluorobuterate) 26.0) 'm.(TeifloromethyIbenzyl peelluorobatyrate (263) EESEBERE SI 4: Py. Gham. Ret Dat, Vol 1, Mo 1972952 JOSEPH J. JASPER ‘87.17, Saf halides 20 °C) (57, 8] ‘Tests $7.14, Organic phosphoryl compounds (20 °C) [55] Tan Diethyl phosphorochloridate isopropyl phxplocochordate.——— “Mech pospboredienoriate. Ethyl phosphorodicbloidate- Diethyl dimethyipoephoramite. Ethyl dimethyiphoepboramidechloidate— Dimedhyiphosphoraidie diavcidate- Dimethyphorphoramidic dichloride. Dietbylphosphoramidie dichloride ‘Teteamethylphoephordiamidie uoide ‘Tanux 87.15. Baters of hori aid (20 °C) (8) (Max. Bobble Press ops borat. but = ai] ‘Tantx 87.16, Germanium compounds [201] Diswene pasehease. aan a oman = aes eats epee eee Sore sf) 8 ‘Tetecthonygermanian (0 °C). --- 4. Phys Chm Rl Bat, Vol 1, Mo 4, 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 953, 4. Figures Revue 2s Compatins of samuel value fs outa amis (le dynt) an fant enaerasane we eloee sneaureme for acti acid (coli line passe thra recommended vals). FFicune 2. Comparison of recommended vals for suface tension (in dyn/em) asa faneton of temperature with elected measurements for acetove (aid line passes thru recommended vals). 4. Py. Cham. Bete, Vol 1, Me 4, 1972954 JOSEPH J. JASPER FFioune 3. Comparion of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/cm) as «funeton of temper for acetoiteil (solid line passes thr recommended value) selected measarenents Bout a é i : 2 Beene 1 ty icone 4. Comparison of recommended values fr surface tenon (a dyn/em) as fonction of temperature with selected measurements for ally aleobol (oli ine passes thre recounmended vals). 4. Phys Cham. et ato, Vl. 1, Me 4, 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 5, 1 ‘Ficune 5, Comparison of recommended values for snrface tension (in dyn/em) a a function of temperiture with selected measurements or allp eotiocynate (old line panos thra resommended vals). 2 Fiounn 6, Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/cm) for benzene (cli line passes thr recommended vals). fonction of temperature with selected measurements 4 Phy. Chem Ref Date, Vl. 1, No.4, 1972956 JOSEPH J. JASPER So eC Ficune 7. Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/cm) as a function of temperatore with elected measure {for benzenethio! (lid line pases thea recommanded values). 1 1 bt egg 0 ee nS me icone 8. Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/em) ata function of temperature with selected measurements {or henay! alec (ld line pases thru reoommended value). 4: Phy. Chom Rt Dat, Vl. 1, Mon 4 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 957 icons 9. Comparnon of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/em) as afanction of temperature with elected measurements {or bromabenzene (oid line pases thra recommended valu). se wee ‘Fioune 10. Comparison of recomended vales fo surface tension (in dyn/em) a a function of temperstre with elected measurements for 2-yutanone (cli line pastes thea recommended value) Phys Chom. Rel Dat, Vek 1, No 4, 1972958 ‘come 11. Comparison of recommended valves for varfaee tension (in dyn/em) aa fanetion of tem JOSEPH J. JASPER {or butyl alohol (old ine panes thra recommended vals). i anil . i sume 12, Comparion of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/cm) “or hutyronitrl (cli line pases thru eecommended valuce) Ihr. Chem, Ref. Da, Vo faneton of tomperatute with selected measorementsSURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 959 1 mteone 263 icone 13. Comparison ofredommended values fr surface tension (in dyn/cm) for eatbon dislide (oid line pastes thru recommended valves). funeti of temperatare with selsted meanurement een #7 ‘for eathon tetrachloride (aid line pases thra recommended values). 4. Phys, Cham, Ra, Date, Vole 1 Ma. 4 1972300 soserit J. JAcrER, ° 3 we 6 a 8 re Ficus 15. Comparison of recommended values for surfuco tention (in dyn/em) a a Fanetion of temperate with selected mesroremente ‘for chlorobenzene (oid lino pases thr recommended valves). ‘Ficume 16. Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (jn dyn/em) as a fanetion of temperatore with selected measurements for chloroform (oid line passes thea recommend values) 4. Phys. Chem, Re: Dota, Vol 1, No.4, 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS ser * wh 6 meme ue rceme 17 Campinas of ommend la for nnfae ein (in drm lo) a a unetion of tmieratne with selected meaurement {or prciortoucne (cold line pauses thru recommended valu). ‘ i i ima ~ a a icone 18. Comparison of recommended values fr surface tension (in dyn em) a eKneton of tmperatre with selected messrements Tor m-reol (soli ie pases thea recommmended values). 2. Phys. Chom, Ret Daa Vol 1, Ma 4 1972962 JOSEPH J. JASPER — Ficums 19. Comparison of recommended values fr surface tension (in dyn/em) a8 function of temperature with selected measurement or ocresal (soli Hine pases thra recommended vues). Ficus 20, Comparison of recommended vales for earface tension (in dyn/em) a a fanetion of temperature with selected measurements {or diethyl ether (cli ine pases thra recommended vale).SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 963 of recommended values for surface tention (i dyn/em) asa faction of temperature with selected measurements {or diphenylamine (oid line passes thru recommended value). ° a ee “ = tte, Fiouns 22. Comparison of recommended valuce for surface tension (ia dyn/cm) as a function of temperature with selected meavarements for ethanetbiol (eli line passes thea recommended values) 1. Phys Cham. Ral Dat, Val 1 Me. 4, 1972964, JOSEPH J, JASPER asa icons 23, Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/em) as faction of tea or ethyl ecetate (slid line pases thru recommended values). cature with selected meavarements a8 ao ‘ious 24. Comparison of recommended values for surface tension in dyn/cm) as funetion of temperature with selected measuremente for ethyl acxtozcetate (eld ine pasta thru secommended value). 4. Pha, Chm, Rf Date, Val 1. a4. 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 965 ah 7 2 ~ 3 ° ie 7 te icone 25, Comparivo of recommended valucs fo wrfae tension (in dyn/cm) asa function of temperature with selected meaturements ar hy alot id line pass the ecommnended wales). 5 P : ; z a eee icons 26, Comparaon of recommended values fr surface tension (in dyn/cm) a a function of temperature with elected memurements {for ethyl enzoate (wold line pares thra recommended value). J. Phys Cham. Rat Dae, Vl 1, Mo 4, 1972966 JOSEPH J. JASPER . 6 a « = 7 = wr ‘Ficus 27. Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/em) ab function of temperature with selected measurements foe formamide (coli ine pases thru recommended values) for formic acid (cold live pases thru recommended yale). mys ham, Be, Vel 1, Moe 1972 5 «function of temperate with selected mearurementsSURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 967 toh Been oe ‘cums 30. Comparison of recommended value fr surface tension (in dyn/em) as « function of temperature with selected measarements {for iodobentene (eld line passes thr recommended value). 42. Py: Chem: Rel Dat, Vol, No 1972g 8 2 a Fount 31 i JOSEPH J. JASPER Ieteenen 24 5 Ieteene 25, . a 68 tte - Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/cm) a x function of temperature with selected measurements {or isobutyl alcoho (oid line pases thru recommended values) oe So AO So a ae Se 2 teece 18 area on rere eee eran eee Ficune 32. Comparion of recommended values for surface tension (i dyn/em) a8 a function of temperature with selected measurements for igovalere acid (cold line passes thra recommended vals). Phe Cham Bot Dat Va Ne 4, 107SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS ee 969 icone 33. Comparion of rtcommended values for surface tension (ia dyn/cm) as «function of temperature with selected messorenieal for Sanethylbytanol (eld line pases thra recommended value) emcee 26 sh 8 Secrne ke Yo S-methylbutyl acetate (old line pases tha recommended vals). 4. Phys, Chom. Rel Dat, Vo, Me 4, 1972970 JOSEPH J. JASPER, Ficus 35, Comparison of recommended value for surface tension (in dyn/em) as faction of temperature with elected measurements {for meth slechol (oid line panes thra recommended value) wb "Fuse 86, Comptrtion of recommended values fr eurface tension (dyn/cm) a3 fanction of temperate with selected anesurements for nitrobenzene (lid line pases thr recommended value). 4. Phys Chem, Re. Dt, Val 1, Ma 1972‘SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS m Poy Ficuns 87, Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/em) a8 «function of temperst 1N nitocodimathylemine (clid line passes the recommended veloc) teen 189 are Ficus 38, Comparison of recommended values fr eurface tension (in dyn) asa fanetion of temperature with selected measurements Tor 2.4 pentanedione (cli line paces thea vecommanded vals): 4 Phy: Chem Ret Dat, Vol 1, Mos 4 1972972 JOSEPH J. JASPER tere 19 [Frou 59, Comparison of recommended vale for rurface tension (in dyn/cm) a8 funetion of temperature with selected measuremen or 2-pentanone (sold line pases thra recommended vals). Fount 40. Comparison of recommended values fr surface tension (in dyn/em) asa function of temperature with selected measaremes ‘or 3-pentanone (ola line passes thra recommended value). 2. Phys Cham, Raf. Dat, Vol, Mo 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 97s [icone 41. Comparison of ecommende values fr surface tension (in dynm) as «fanetion of temperature with selected measurements ‘oe L-pentanol (ol line pases thru recommended Value). Ficunn 42. Comparison of recommended vals for vrface tension (i dya/em) axa Sanction of temperature with sleted mearurements “or nhenol (oid line paste thra recommended Yale). LPs Chom Ral Date, Vl, Mo 197297a JOSEPH J. JASPER ° w ES = cr % ie 7 we icone 43, Comparison of recommended valucs for surface tension (in dy /em) a8 funtion of temperature with selected measurements {or pheaphorns trichloride (nid line panes thru recommended vals). at 3 Boab : § * . L L 2 L 1 L L . wg icone 44. Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (in dya/em) ata fonction of temperature with selected measurements {for piperidine (coli ine panes thr recommended valae). Phys ham Rel Dat, Vol 1 Nes 4 1972teres SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 7 Ey % e 7 o cy we ‘Froune 45, Comparison of recommended values for turfae tension (in dya/em) ai function of temperature with cleted meaturements le solid Hine panse thre recommended values). for peopionit LL es Froune 46, Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/em) as «fonction of temperature with slcted measurements {for peopy! alcohol (oid line pases thru recommended values). 12. Pay Chem Rel Dat, Vol 1, Mo 1972976 JOSEPH J. JASPER sol . ._ oo. ° i = » e ate [Ficus 47, Compatson of recommended vals for surface tex in dyo em) as « function of temperate with teleoted measurements for propylamine (aid line panes thru recommended vals). terre 126 a a a a Ficum 48. Comparison of recommended values fr surface tension (in dyn/cm) a8 function of temperate with selected measuremente for pyridine (coli line pases thr recommended values). 4. Phys. Chem. Ral. Deo, Vol. 1, a 4, 1972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS acer 179 teen 18 Ficune 49. Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/em) as a fancton of temperature with selected measurements {or quinone (Soli Hine pastes thru recommended values). te > co 7 ee Ficus 50, Comparison of recommended values for suface tension (in dyn/em) a «fonction of temperate wit cleted measorements {or wluene (oll line passce thru recommended values). 4 Phy: Chem: Rel Data, Vel 1, No 41972978 JOSEPH J. JASPER © meereace 296 po e wwe Ficume 51. Comparison of recommended vals for surface tension (in dyn/nm) ata Sunetion of temperature with elected measurements or o-tolidine (elit Hine passe tra recommended veloc). e i —+e g 5 8 fete 38 ee eed aie elegans Ficune 52. Comparison of recommended values for rarface tension (in dyn/em) ata function of temperature with alected mesrorements {for ptoline (coli line pases thu recommended values) 42. Phys Chem, Raf Dae, Vol 41972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS FFicun, 53. Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/om) as a fanction of temperature with selected mearorments {or tethylamine (slid ine pases thea recommended vals). ee eee ra a eae render Fiouns St. Comparison of recommended values fr eurface tension (in dyn/em) aa Sanction of temperature with rected measurements for morylene (oid line passes thru recommended values) 2. Phys Chem, Hae Dae, Vo. 1, Mo 4 1972980 JOSEPH J. JASPER 1 ge FFroune 55. Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (i dyn/cen) a «Sanction of temperate with selected measurements {or oxylene (eli line panes thra recommended vals). agape onerous vo rege one ew Ficunt. 56. Comparison of recommended values for surface tension (in dyn/cm) as a fancton of tempeatire with elected measurements for porylene (oni line passes thru recommended values). 4. Phys hem el Dato, Vl 1, Max 41972SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 981 5. 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It is not claimed that this Index vonforsm prevively with current CA usage, but a substantial effort has been made to uso names that are unambiguous and readily recognized by current Yorkers in the fel ‘The principle of organization on @ functional Isis followed by CA has been used, so that “butyl acetate” is indexed as “acetic acid, butyl ester”. The reader is referred to CA for a detailed description of the principles used. Trivial names, names from earlier systems of nomen- clature which have wide acceptance, and, in some eases, alternate ways of entering the same name in the index Ihave been included as cross references in many cases although no attempt has been made to he exhaustive, ‘The number of the table in which the compound can Be found follows the name of the compound. A second ‘number in italic type indicates that data on the compound are shown in the figure of that number. 7. Index-of Compounds Acetaldehyde 5a Acetaldehyde, oxime of, 5t2 Acetaldehyde, trichloro-, 5 Acetamide we ‘Avetamde, 2-phenyl, es Acetanilide 20 » Neethyl, 20 le, Nmethyl, 20 Acetanilide, N‘methyl, addition compound 24.1 ‘with boron trifluoride, 72.1 ‘Acetic acid, allyl ester, a Acetic acid, amide, See Acetamide. 18 Acetic acid, anhydride, TW Acetic acid, bromo-, 483 Acetic acid, bromo-, butyl ester, 6 Acetic acid, bromo-, propyl ester, 6 Acotiosoid,butony» butyl eter, 150 Acetic acid, butoxy-, ethyl ester, 15.8 Acetic acid butoxy”, heptyl ester, 158 Acetic acid, butoxy-, hexyl ester. 15.8 4: Phys Chem. Ref Det, Vo 1, No.4 1972 Acetic acid, butoxy methyl ester. 15a ‘Acetic acid, butoxy., pentyl ester, 158 ‘Acetic acid, butoxy., propyl ester, 158 Acetic acid butyl ester, 9 ‘Acetic acid, sec-butyl ester, 9 Acetic acid, terbutyl ester, 9 Acotc acid, 2-butyne-1,4diol, 22 ‘Acetic acid, lone, 43 Drutyl ester, 6 chloro, ethyl ester, 6 ‘har, gethyl ator, 6 ‘Acetic acid, chloro:/propyl ester, 6 Acetic acd, eyano-, butyl ester, 31 Acetic acid, oyano, ethyl este, 31 ‘Acetic acid, eyanc-, isobutyl ester, 31 Acetic acid, eyano-, methylester, 31 ‘Acetic acid eyanor, pentyl ester, 31 ‘Avot wei eyanon, propyl ester, 31 ‘Acetic acid eyclohexyl ester, 32 Acotc acid, cyclopentyl exter, 32 Aeon ac, dichloro, 186SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS Acetic ac dichloro butyl ster, ‘Acetic acid, dichloro, ethyl ester, ‘Acetic acid, dichloro, methyl ester, ‘Acetic acid, dichloro, propyl ester, ‘Acetic acid ethyl ester ‘Acetic acid ethyl ester, with boron triuoride, ‘cate a0, 800% ‘Acatic acid, oxy ester, ‘Aceti aid, hydroxy-, butyl ester. See Glycolic acid, butyl ete. Acetic aci, hydroxy. heptyl ester. See Glycolic ep ester. ‘Acetic sci, hydroxy, hexyl ester. See Glycolic ‘ed, hexyl ester. ‘Acetic acid, hydroxy, propyl ester. See Glycolic seid, propyl ester. Asetie ci bydeeny hong!) , nite, Soe Mandelonitele. Acetic acid, iodo ‘Acetic aid, iodo, butyl ester, ‘Acetic eid, iodo, propyl ester, ‘Acetic acid, isobutyl ester, ‘Acetic acl, iopropyl ester, ‘Aveda, ati eatery ‘Acetic acid, methyl ester, addition compound ‘with boron trifluoride, Acetic acd, 2(B-methy14-2.6.6trimethyl 2. ‘yclohexen-1yl)-butanal) Acetic acid, 3ancthylbutyl ester, ‘Acetic ecid, Ynaphthyl, butyl ester, Znaphthyl, Duty ester, ‘Acetic acid, Inaphthyl, ethyl ester, Acatio sition compound 2naphthyl, Acetic acid, Lmaphtbyl, ‘Acetic acid, 2eaphthyl, hexyl ester, ‘Acetic acid, Inaphthyl, methyl ester, ‘Acetic acid, 2naphthyl, methyl ester, ‘Acetic ac naphthyl, penty] ester, ‘Acetic acid 2maphthyl, penty] ester, ‘Acetic acid, Lnaphthyl, propyl ester, ‘Acetic acid, 2naphthy, propyl ester, Acetic acid, nitrile. See Acetonitrile. ‘Acetic eid, ntelotr ethyl eter, ‘Acetic acid, I-pentyl ester, ‘Acotic acid, 2phenyl, amide. See Acetamide, 2phenyl Acetic acid, phenyl, butyl ester, Acetic acid, phenyl, ethyl ester, Acetic acid, phenyl, nitrile. See Acetonitrile, phenyl Acets acd phenyl, propyl exter, 612 612 aa ol 12 612 612 a2 Index of Compounds—Continued ‘Acetie acd, propyl eater, Acetic acd, tetradeoyl ester, ‘Acetic aid, trichloro, ‘Acetic eid, trichloro, butyl ester, ‘Acetic acid, trichloro, ethyl ester, ‘Acetic aid, trichloro, methyl ester, ‘Acetic acid, trichforo, methylbutyl ester, ‘Aceuc seid, wiehloro-,propy! ester, Acetic aid, triftuoros, ‘Acetio acid 2.(4(2,6,6-rimethy-1-eyelohexen- 1.3) -butanol)., Acetic acid, 2-(4-(2,6,6trimethyl-2cyclohexen- TeyD-butanol., Acetic anhydride. Soe Acatic acid, anhydride ‘Acetoacetic aid, ethyl ester, Acetozcetic acid, 2ally, ethyl ester, Acetozcetic acid, 2,2-dithyl, ethyl ester, ‘Acctoscotio coy 82 dimethyl, thy] eater ‘Acetoacetic acid, ethyl ester, ‘Acctoscetic acid, 2ethyl, ethyl ester, ‘Acetoscetie acid, 2-isopentyl, ethyl ester, ‘Acetoacetic acid, methyl ester, Acctoacetic acid, 2methyl, methyl ester, 1-Acetonaphthone Acewue Acetone, azine of Acetone, oxime of, Acetone O-ethyloxime Acetone O-methyloxime Acetone O-propyloxime Acetoniti Acetonitrile, phenyl Acetophenone Acetophenone, 2hydraxy-, Acctophenone, Abydeoxy ‘Acetylacetone. See 2,4-Pentanedione, Acetylacetone, methyl. See 2,4.Pentancdione, Bethyl. Acetylene ‘Acetylonedicarboxylic acid, dibutyl ester, Acetylenedicarboxylic acid, diethyl ester, ‘Acetylenedicarboxylic acid, ‘Acetylenedicarboxylic acid, disopropyl ester, Acetylenedicarboxylic acid, dimethyl ester, ‘Acetylenedicarboxvlic acid. dipentl ester. ‘Acetylenedicachoxslic acid, dipropyl ester, Aconitic acid, triethyl ester, Acrylic acid, 2eyano'3,3-diethy., ethyl ester, ‘Acryl acid, 2-cyano-3,3-propyl, ethyl ester, Acrylonitrile Adipic acid, bis(0H,1H,7Hdodocafluorohepty) Aaipie acid, bis(1H, 1H heptafuorobutyl) ester, Aaipic acid, bia(1H,1H9H-hexadecafluoro nonyl)-Sertbutyl ester, 985 Se e113 873 J. Phys Chem. Re: Dat, Vo 1 Ho 4 972986 7. Index of Compounds Adipio acid, bis(1H,1H,SH-octeuoropenty) ster, Aap acid, dibutyl ester, ‘Aap acid, diethyl ester, Adlpic acid, cid Alpe cid, isopropyl ester, ‘Aaipie acid, dimethyl ester, Adipic acid, dipenty ester, ‘Aap acid, dipropyl ster, Aalpe acid, perfvoro, i ‘Aap acd, pertuoro-, diothyl ester, ‘Aadiponitrie Aluminum bromide ‘Aluminum, 2,A-pentanedioner Allyl acetate. See Acetic sci, allyl ester. Allg alcohol Allyl bromide, Seo Propene, 3-bromo: Ally chloride. See Propene, chloro Allyl eyani, Seo 3-Butencniteile Alls iodide, See Propene. iodo. Allyl itothioeyanate, ‘See Isothioeyanio acid, alll ester. tert-Amyl alcohol. See 2-Butanol, 2anethy). ‘Ammon ‘Ammonium thiocyanate, tsisopenty-, Anethol Aniline Aniline, butyl, Aniline, chloro Aniline, chloro, Aniline, NyNAibutyl, Aniline, N,Naiethy, Aniline, N,V-dimethyl., addition compound ‘with sulfur dioxide, Aniline, Nu di Aniline, NjNdimethyLoniteo-, Aniline, NAV-dipropyl, Aniline, N-ethyl, Aniline, N-ethyl-Nnitroso-, Aniline, N-methyl: Aniline, Namethylp- Aniline, N-methyl Aniline, m-niteo-, thy] m witee 5 pat Anitaldtrde, ine of, le, 4,4-azoxydi-, Anisoe, o-chloro-, Phys hem, Ra Dae, Vole, Mo 1972 JOSEPH J, JASPER 87.13 37 at BTA 37 37 3t 37 aT 87.13 BiB a 28 28 a 84 a a 30.1 a 82,5 8 y oy 40.1 102 2 92 192 192 2 192 wa 0 10a 192 192 192 192 192 192, e e 20.9 73 73 591 40.1 6 Continued Anisole, pchloro- Anisole, meth “Anisole, nitro Anisole, piteo-, ‘Antimony pentafuoride ‘Antimony trichloride Argon ‘Arsenious bromide ‘Avecnions chloride “Atropie acid, Shydroxy., ethyl ester, ‘Azelaic acid, dimethyl ester, Azclaonitrile ‘Azines, See individual ketone, Azobenzene, 2amethoxs', Arobenzene, 3methoxy, Arobenzeno, 4methory., Benzaldchyde Benzaldchyde, mhydroxy, Bonsaldohyde, o hydroxy’. See Seliylakdchyde, Benaaldehyde, p-hydroxy-, Benaaldehyde, 4-hydroxy-3.methoxy-, Benzaldehvde. disoprovsl-. See Cumaldehyde. Bemzaldehyde, 2:methoxy. See o-Anisaldehyde. Benzaldehyde, 4-methoxy-. See p-Anisaldchyde, Benzamide Henzamude, onydroxy., 1-Benzazine, See Quinoline Benzene Benzene, allyl, Benzene, bromo Benzene, L-bromo--chloro-, Benzene, 4-bromo-1,2-dinitro-, Benzene, (2bromoethy-, Benzene, L-bromo-fitoro, Benzene, m-bromonitro-, Benzene, obromonitror Benzene, p-bromonitro-, Benzene, butyl, Bonsonoy se butyl Benzene, tert-butyl, Benzene, chloro Benzene, L-chloro-2,4initro, Benzene, 4chloro-1,2-diniteo-, Benzene, Lchloro-tiode-, Benzene, m-chloroni Benzene, o-chloronitro- Benzene, p 2Batanol, Smethyl-+(26,6-eimethy2- cyelohexen-I-yt) acstate, 2Butano, 3-mothyl-4(2,2,6 trimethyl eyclohexsl), 2Butanol, desi phonyl, 2Butanol, DL-tphenyl, 2Butanol, levo-4-phenyl, 2-Batanol, 4(2,6,6rimethyLl-cvelohexen- 1D oa 7.2, 32 30.1 or 8,33 ot 54 al 21 54SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS 7. Index of Compounds—Centinved 2Butanol, 4(2,6,6-rimethyl2- acetate, 2Butenol, 4(2,6,64rimethy12-eyelohexen-1- yD acetate, 2Butanol, 4(2,2,6-rimethyleyclohexy) 2Butanone 2 Butanono, azine of 2Butanone Oethyloxime 2Batanone, oxime of, 1Butanone, Lphenyl. See Butyroshenone. 2Batanone, I-phenyh, SBuranone, Lphenyh, 2Butanone Opropyloxime 2Butanol, 2,-dimerhyl, LButene 2Butene 1Batono, 2asthyl, LButene, Samethyl, 2Butene, 2methyl 2Butene, L-phenyl, 2Butene, 2phensl, SButencnitrle SButenoie acid SoBienote acid, uty ester 3.Butenoie acid, ethyl ester, ‘BBatenoie acid, methylester, pentyl ester, ‘S.Butenoie acid, propyl ester, ‘S.Buten-2-one, S.methyl-4-(2,6,6-trimethyL2. cyolohexen-1-y)., ‘Buten-2-one, 4-pbenyl, Buty] aleohol tert-Butyl aleokol Butyl borate Butyl bromide. See Butane, I-bromo- seeDutyl bromide, See Butane, 2-bromo-. Ratyl chloride Sen Butane, Vrhlora secButyl chloride. See Butane, 2-chloro-- tertButyl chloride. See Propane, 2-chloro-2- methyl. tert Butyl chloride. See Propane, 2-chloro-2- methyl. Buty iodide See Butane, Lido Butyl nitrite Bint orthophosphate Butyl sulfato Butpl sulfite Butyl thiocyanate Butyl thiosulite Butylamine 613 m2 19.2 secButylamine tertButylamine 2Butyne-1,4-diol acetate, 2-Butyne-1,4-diol butyrate, 2Butyne-1,4-dial hexanoate, 2-Butyne-1,4-dial propionate, 2 Butyne 1y¢-dial val SButynoic acid, butyl ester, 3:Butynoie acid, ethyl ester, BButynoie acid, mothyl ester, B-Butynoic acid, propyl ester, Butyraldchyde Butyraldehyde, oxime of, Butyzic acd Butyrie acid, allyl ester, Butyrie acid, 2-bromo, levo-2-pentyl ester, Butyrie acid, butyl ester, Butyric acid, 2-butyne-1,4diol, Butyric acid, 2-cyano-3-methyl, ethyl ester, Butyrie acid, dodecyl ester, Butyrie acid, ethyl ester, Butyrie acid, heptafluoro-, 2ethyl-2- (hycdroxymethyl)-1,3-propanediol trester, Buryrte weld, heyradhuor0-, Weayl ester Butyrie acid, heptafluoro-, octadecyl ester, Butyric acid, 18,1H,9H-hexadecafluorononyl Butyrie acid, isobutyl ester, Butyrie acid, isopentyl ester, Butyrio acid, methyl ester, Butyrie acid, 2,2,3,3,4,5,5-octafluoro-1,6- hexanodiol diester. See 1,6Hexanediol, 2,2,3,3,44,5,5-ootafluoro, dibutyrate. ‘acid, Lpentyl ester, id, perfluoro-,m-(teifluoromethyl)- benzyl ester, Revtyein seid, propyl Butyronitrile Butyrophenone eCampholanie acid Campholanie acid, ethyl ester, «eCampholenie acid Capric acid, methyl ester. See Decanoic acid, ‘ety ester. CCaproie acid, methyl ester. Soo Hexenoie acid, ‘methyl ester. CCapryic acid, methyl ester. See Ustenoie acid, methyl ester. Carbamie acid ethyl, ethyl ester, ‘Garbarie eid, meth ester, Carbamie aid, methyl, ethyl ester, 4: Phys. Chem, Rl: Dota, Vl 989 572 30.1, 12 583 9 Sse 2 Noe 1972