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Physical properties of Susterra propanediol

chemical name

CAS number

molecular formula

molecular weight

molecular structure

boiling point

freezing point

refractive index

density

weight

specific heat

viscosity

flashpoint

autoignition temperature  

vapor pressure

1,3-propanediol

504-63-2

C3H8O2

76.1

HOOH

417°F / 214°C

-11°F / -24°C

1.436 (68°F)

1.054 (68°F)

8.78 (US lbs @ 68°F)

0.53 BTU/lb./°F

52 cP (68°F)

268°F / 131°C

761°F / 405°C

0.08 mmHg                                       



Applications that require freeze protection for aqueous solutions can take advantage of Susterra propanediol’s freeze point depression properties.






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