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Acetone
CAS RN:
67-64-1
Other PropertiesSaturation concentration: 553 g/cu m at 20 deg C; 825 g/cu m at 30 deg C Specific heat of liquid: 2.6 J/g (0.62 cal/g) at 20 deg C; specific heat of vapor: 92.1 J/(mol x k) (22.0 cal/mol x k) at 102 deg C; electric conductivity: 5.5x10-8 sec/cm at 25 deg C; heat of formation at 25 deg C: gas -216.5 kJ/mol, liquid: -248 kJ/mol Heat of fusion: 5.77 kJ/mol Partition coefficients at 37 deg C for acetone into blood = 245; into oil = 86. Henry's Law constant = 3.97X10-5 atm-cu m/mole at 25 deg C Hydroxyl radical reaction rate constant = 1.80X10-13 cu cm/molecule-sec at 25 deg C |