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Hydrogen | ||||||
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400.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
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380.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
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parahydrogen | ||||
360.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
340.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
320.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
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parahydrogen | ||||
300.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
25 °C, 1 atm |
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280.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
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parahydrogen | ||||
273.15 K, 1 atm |
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270.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
260.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
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parahydrogen | ||||
250.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
240.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
230.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
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parahydrogen | ||||
220.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
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parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
210.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
200.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
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1 bar |
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190.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
180.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
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parahydrogen | ||||
170.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
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parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
160.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
150.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen |
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1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
140.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
130.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
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parahydrogen | ||||
120.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
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parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
110.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
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100.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
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1 bar |
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90.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
| parahydrogen | ||||
80.0 K | ||||||
1 atm |
| parahydrogen | ||||
1 bar |
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parahydrogen | ||||
liquid, 13.95 K |
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solid, 4 K |
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Indium | ||||||
liquid, 429.75 K |
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solid, 25 °C |
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Iodine | ||||||
liquid, 386.75 K |
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solid, 25 °C |
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Iridium | ||||||
liquid, 2719.15 K |
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solid | ||||||
1800 K |
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1700 K |
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crystallographic | ||||
1600 K |
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1500 K |
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1400 K |
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1300 K |
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1200 K |
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1100 K |
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1000 K |
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900 K |
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800 K |
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700 K |
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600 K |
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500 K |
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400 K |
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300 K |
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20 °C |
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290 K |
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280 K |
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270 K |
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260 K |
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250 K |
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240 K |
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230 K |
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220 K |
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crystallographic | ||||
210 K |
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200 K |
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190 K |
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180 K |
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170 K |
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crystallographic | ||||
160 K |
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150 K |
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140 K |
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130 K |
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120 K |
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110 K |
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100 K |
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90 K |
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80 K |
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70 K |
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60 K |
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50 K |
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40 K |
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30 K |
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20 K |
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10 K |
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Iron | ||||||
liquid | ||||||
2500 K |
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2450 K |
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2400 K |
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2350 K |
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2200 K |
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2150 K |
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2100 K |
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2050 K |
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2000 K |
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1950 K |
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1900 K |
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1850 K |
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solid, 25 °C |
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Krypton | ||||||
gas | ||||||
25 °C, 1 atm |
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273.15 K, 1 atm |
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liquid, 115.78 K |
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solid, 4 K |
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Lanthanum | ||||||
liquid, 1191.15 K |
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solid, 25 °C |
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Lead | ||||||
liquid, 923.15 K |
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solid, 25 °C |
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Lithium | ||||||
liquid, 453.69 K |
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solid | ||||||
25 °C |
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78 K |
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Lutetium | ||||||
liquid, 1936.15 K |
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solid, 25 °C |
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Magnesium | ||||||
liquid, 923.15 K |
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solid, 25 °C |
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Manganese | ||||||
liquid, 1519.15 K |
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solid, 25 °C |
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Mercury | ||||||
318.150 K | ||||||
300 MPa |
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250 MPa |
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200 MPa |
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150 MPa |
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100 MPa |
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50 MPa |
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0 MPa |
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313.150 K | ||||||
300 MPa |
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250 MPa |
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200 MPa |
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150 MPa |
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100 MPa |
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50 MPa |
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0 MPa |
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308.150 K | ||||||
300 MPa |
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250 MPa |
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200 MPa |
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150 MPa |
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100 MPa |
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50 MPa |
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0 MPa |
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303.150 K | ||||||
300 MPa |
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250 MPa |
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200 MPa |
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150 MPa |
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100 MPa |
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50 MPa |
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0 MPa |
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298.150 K | ||||||
300 MPa |
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250 MPa |
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200 MPa |
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150 MPa |
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100 MPa |
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50 MPa |
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0 MPa |
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293.150 K | ||||||
300 MPa |
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250 MPa |
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200 MPa |
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150 MPa |
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100 MPa |
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50 MPa |
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0 MPa |
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liquid | ||||||
25 °C |
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293.150 K, 1 atm |
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234.29 K |
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solid, 227 K |
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Molybdenum | ||||||
liquid, 2895.15 K |
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solid, 25 °C |
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Neodymium | ||||||
liquid, 1294.15 K |
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solid, 25 °C |
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