JPCRDM9 - NIST-JANAF Thermochemical Tables, 4th Edition

Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data Monograph No. 9 NIST-JANAF Thermochemical Tables Fourth Edition Part I, Al-Co Malcolm W. Chase, Jr. National Institute of Standards and Technology Gaithersburg, Maryland 20899-0001 Published by the American Chemical Society and the American Institute of Physics for the National Institute of Standards and TechnologyCopyright © 1998 by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the United States, All rights reserved. ‘This copyright is assigned to the American Institute of Physics and the American Chemical Society International Standard Book Number 1-56396-831-2 set 1-56396-619-3 Part | 1-56396-820-7 Part II American Institute of Physics 500 Sunnyside Boulevard ‘Woodbury, New York 11797-2999 Printed in the United States of AmericaForeword ‘The Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data is published jointly by the ‘American Institute of Physics and the American Chemical Society for the National Insti- tute of Standards and Technology. Is objective is to provide critically evaluated physical and chemical property data fully documented as to the original sources and the criteria used for evaluation. One of the principal sources of material fo the journal isthe National Standard Reference Data System (NSRDS), a program coordinated by NIST for the purpose of promoting the compilation and critical evaluation of property data, ‘The regular issues of the Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data are published bimonthly and contain compilations and critical data reviews of moderate length. Longer ‘works, volumes of collected tables, and other material unsuited toa periodical format have previously been published as Supplements tothe Journal. In 1989 the generic ttle ofthese ‘works was changed to Monograph, reflecting their character as independent publications. This volume, the Fourth Edition ofthe NIST-JANAF Thermochemical Tables, s Mono- graph No. 9 in the current series Its predecessor, the Third Edition, was referred to as a Supplement. OF the over 500 titles published inthe last 25 years, the articles dealing with the JANAF Thermochemical Tables have been the most widely distributed and used. The Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data is therefore pleased to be able to publish this Fourth Edition of the NIST-JANAF Thermochemical Tables. There are two important features of this edition. Firs, the acronym NIST has been added tothe ttle of this activity. Ths i due tothe fact that during the past 10 years, NIST has been the leading financial supporter for this effort. Additionally, this project is now housed within the Physical and Chemical Properties Division at NIST. Second, the Fourth Edition contains additional species not included in the Third Edition. A numberof typographical erors have also been corrected, ‘Malcolm W. Chase, Jr., Editor Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data w 4J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 0Preface to the First Edition Beginning in the mid-1950s, when elements other that the conventional carbon, hydro- ‘gen, oxygen, nitrogen, chlorine, and fluorine came into consideration as rocket propellant ingredients, formidable difficulties were encountered in conducting rigorous theoretical performance calculations for these new propellants. The first major problem was the calculational technique. The second was the lack of accurate thermodynamic data. By the end of 1959, the calculational technique problem had been substantially resolved by applying the method of minimization of free energy to large, high speed digital computers. At this point the calculations became as accurate as the thermodynamic data ‘upon which they were based. However, serious gaps were present in the available data, For propellant ingredients, only the standard heat of formation is required to conduct a perfor- ‘mance calculation. However, this must be known to a high degree of accuracy. For ‘combustion products, the enthalpy and entropy must be known, asa function of tempera ture, in addition to the standard heat of formation. In order to resolve the problem, a substantial experimental thermodynamic research program was initiated under the sponsorship and technical direction of Project PRINCIPIA of the Advanced Research Projects Agency. Simultaneously, a project was initiated to critically evaluate and compile consistent tables of thermodynamic properties of propellant ‘combustion products for use by the aerospace industry. This project, known as the JANAF ‘Thermochemical Tables, was undertaken by the Dow Chemical Company. Since the objective of the project was to have one single source of best available data prepared for use by the entire industry, the JANAF Thermochemical Panel undertook the task of furnishing a critical review of the Tables prior to their publication and distribution. This approach was designed to ensure that the Tables be of the highest possible quality. Washington, DC C. V. Mock July 1964 Advance Research Projects Agency v ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8Preface to the Second Edition It is appropriate to call attention to some of the reasons for the phenomenal success of the JANAF Thermochemical Tables in achieving, first, the initial limited objective of providing the standard data for the chemical rocket propulsion industry, and later, upon publication, worldwide recognition as thermodynamic reference data of the highest quality and timeliness. First, and most obvious, there was the selection and continued support of a highly ‘competent evaluation team, themselves engaged in a broad spectrum of thermodynamic research, The personnel of the Thermal Research Laboratory of the Dow Chemical Com- pany, under the direction of Dr. D. R. Stull and Dr. H. Prophet, have filled this role to a degree of excellence not likely to be exceeded anywhere. Moreover, the group has hero- ically remained productive in spite of many battles to retain continuing support, and the actual sharp reduction of funding over the past two years to a lesthan-viable level. ‘A second important factor isthe unusual approach to format, evaluation, and distribution ‘of the Tables, as it has been followed since their inception. The primary distribution is in frequently issued loose-Ieaf supplements. Each previously isued table may thus be revised as often as necessary to take account of improved data. Each loose-leaf table is accompa nied on its reverse side by a complete explanation of the selection ofthe key data, together with all references. ‘The third vital distinction of these tables has been the existence ofa continuing cogni- zant working group composed of technological users of data, thermodynamicists, and government sponsors of both research and development. Independent prepublication view of the Tables has been an important contribution of some of the members of thi group; but its annual technical meetings have resulted in even more far-reaching benefit Together, the users and generators of data have been able to establish realistic priorities forthe species to be included in the Tables; atthe same time the course of experimental research has been guided by the demonstration of absence or inadequacy of needed data Although the working group no longer enjoys official recognition, the members and participants have enthusiastically volunteered to continue meeting in this important work. Special words of appreciation are due to Dr. Charles W. Beckett, who has lined up all the technical presentations at the last six annual meetings ofthe working group; and to Mr. ‘Curtis C. Selph who has served with wisdom and insight as the Air Force project monitor for the JANAF Thermochemical Tables contracts. Arlington, Virginia Joseph F. Masi October 1970 Air Force Office of Scientife Research vu ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph &Preface to the Third Edition ‘The United States Air Force (USAF) for more than 20 years has supported, and continues to support, the preparation of the JANAF Thermochemical Tables. The Tables, funded through Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR), were intended originally for calculating performance of thermochemical reactors, such a rocket engines. The ‘computation of such performance figures as thrust and exhaust temperature for a rocket require data such as those in these tables. ‘The Department of Energy (DOE) (and predecessor agencies Energy Research and Development Administration (ERDA), Office of Coal Research, and Bureau of Mines) became interested in the JANAF Thermochemical Tables because the tbles had become the benchmark for thermochemical data for performance calculations. However, reactors and reagents of interest to DOE are different from those of the USAF. ‘The Department of Energy needs performance calculations for several types of reactors that are of interest in fossil fuel research. These reactors include air pollution control equipment, automotive internal combustion engines, coal gasifiers and furnaces, fuel cells, liquefaction reactors and their catalyst structures, and magnetohydrodynamic generators. For example, researchers might wish to calculate the first-law efficiency of an electrical power plan, or the exhaust concentration ofa pollutant such as sulfur dioxide or mercury. ‘The calculations needed for DOE interests have as their basis the same mathematics and physical chemistry as required for the performance calculations of USAF interest, but DOE needs tables for more and different chemicals. For example, a rocket fuel probably would not be formulated to include siticon or sulfur, bu all Known coals contain both these elements, Silicon and sulfur are two distinguishing elements accounting for many peculiar- ities of coal utilization chemistry (which include the chemistries of all the polysulfides, thiosulfates, alums, ete, and of the many glasses and mixed silicates). For more than six years (1975-1982), Dow Chemical has worked on separate but complementary contracts to satisfy the thermochemical tables’ needs of USAF and DOE. ‘This Third Edition of the JANAF Thermochemical Tables presents the results of these efforts, along with reformatted versions of previous tables, to provide an extensive set of tables of wide utility that are consistent with each other and with the requirements of thermodynamic theory. ‘There remain open questions about calculation methods for equilibrium problems. 1 ‘mention this because the foreword forthe First Edition endorses free-energy-minimization as if it solved al problems of numerical instability. I would remove this apparent endorse ‘ment as confusing, inappropriate, and uninformative for users ofthese tables. For example, the paper of White, Johnson, and Dantzig J. Phys. Chem. 28, 751 (1958)] does not address numeric stability in any way. Removing this endorsement would not diminish Dow's JANAF work. want to thank several people. All the Dow personnel did outstanding work, and several fellow federal employees helped with orchestrating the various contracts to nourish this finished product. In AFOSR, Joseph Masi, Robert Sperlein, and Leonard Caveny were always encouraging, Within the Bureau of Mines, then in ERDA, and finally in DOE, I was helped and encouraged by Daniel Bienstock, Irving Wender, Jim Hendrie, Alex Mills, Kermit Woodcock, and Mike Hogan, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Francis E. Spencer, Jr. April 1984 Pittsburgh Energy Technology Center Department of Energy « 4J.Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9Preface to the Fourth Edition AS the Standard Reference Data Program at the National Institute of Standards and fechnology approaches its thirtieth year, the release of the fourth edition of the NIST- JANAF Thermochemical Tables provides not only a major update to this important reference work, but also a symbol of the long-term dedication of NIST and its scientists to improving the quality and accessibility of scientific data. First, let us address the importance of the NIST-JANAF Thermochemical Tables. This fourth edition continues to serve its original community, that is, the scientists and engineers who design rocket propellants. For this use, the updated tables offer additional species and in some cases, corrected data for older species. The use of the NIST-JANAF ‘Thermochemical Tables, however, now far transcends the original need. Today, as model- ing of complex chemical processes is becoming routine, NIST-JANAF information is an invaluable resource for reliable thermochemical data. Care of preparation and critical evaluation still form the essence of the compilation. New users are demanding new species, and the tables are being responsive to those demands. There is no other compre- hensive source of temperature dependent thermochemical data for inorganic species, certainly none of such high quality. From another perspective, this edition is an important milestone, for this publication again demonstrates the long-term commitment by NIST to providing evaluated scientific and technical data through its Standard Reference Data Program. Established by the Standard Reference Data Act of 1968, the program today operates data evaluation activities in most areas of NIST’s scientific and engineering work ‘The Physical and Chemical Properties Division of the NIST Chemical Science and ‘Technology Laboratory (and its predecessors) has for many decades been committed to providing critically evaluated thermochemical data, The “International Critical Tables, “The NIST Tables of Chemical Thermodynamic Properties; Selected Values for Inorganic and C, and C; Organic Substances in SI Units,” and now the “NIST-JANAF Thermo- chemical Tables” are prime examples of the fruit of this commitment. ‘The scientific effort required to produce critically evaluated data is difficult for the ‘non-specialist to appreciate. Even though many thermochemical, experimental, and theoretical techniques are well-developed, rarely does one individual measurement or calculation provide “property data.” Instead most properties of substances come from repeated ‘measurements, done over time and by different groups, and it is the job of the data evaluator to reconcile conflicting information and extract standard reference data of the type presented in the NIST-JANAF Thermochemical Tables. Malcolm W. Chase was the responsible scientist forthe third and fourth editions, and the high quality of data contained in this latest edition is a tribute to his experience and skills as an evaluator. Finally, it should be noted that the change of name to the NIST-JANAF Thermochem- ical Tables is the result of greater involvement by NIST in supporting the new edition. Data work at NIST is a team effort, in this case, of the Physical and Chemical Properties Division and the Standard Reference Data Program. The NIST-JANAF Thermochemical Tables represent a renewed dedication on the part of both organizations to make sure that scientists and engineers in industry, government, and academe have access to numeric recommendations of known reliability, for use in research, development, and related technical activities. NIST is proud to present this data compilation to the technical ‘community. Gaithersburg, Maryland Richard F. Kayser January 1998 Chief, Physical and Chemical Properties Division and. John R. Rumble Chief, Standard Reference Data Program x 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9Contents Foreword...... Preface to the First Edition Preface to the Second Eaition vi Preface to the Third Edition % Preface to the Fourth Edition. x 1. Introduction... 3 2. History of the JANAF Thermochemical Tables 3 2.1, JANAF Panel Members and Reviewers. 4 22, Project Personnel... 5 3. Notation and Terminology. 5 3.1 Definition of the Standard State 6 32. Symbols . 6 333, Relative Atomic Masses and Natural Isotopic ompsiton of the Elements. 8 3.4, Fundamental Constants and Conversion Factors . 10 3.5. Temperature Scale. 10 4. Reference States and Conversions n 4.1, Reference State. un 42. Single-Phase and Multiphase Tables 5 n 43. Conversion to SI Units and the Standard-State Pressure 2 44. Boiling Temperature and the Standard-State Pressure. B ‘5. Evaluation of Thermodynamic Data 5 1B ‘5.1. General Evaluation Techniques. 4 6. Construction of the Tables ....... 16 6.1. Caleulational Methods... 7 6.1-1. Ideal Monatomic Gas « "7 6.1.2. Ideal Diatomic Gas . 18 6.13. Linear Polyatomic Molecule 18 6.1.4, Nonlinear Polyatomic Molecule 18 62. Dates 19 7. Additions, Revisions, and Corrections 19 8. Acknowledgments. 19 9. References . 5 20 10. Indices to the Tables... a 10.1. Description ofthe Chemical Formula Index tothe NIST Thermochemical Tables. ; , a 102, Description ofthe Chemical Name Index to the NIST-JANAF ‘Thermochemical Tables. vteeeeeeeees 21 103, Chemical Formula Index 2B 10.4, Chemical Name Index. 4 1 NIST-JANAF Thermochemical Tables (Arranged as in Chemical Formula Index). 39 ‘The Table of Contents is a cumulative listing of Parts I and Il Part I contains pp. 1-xt and 1-957 (Tables for Al-Co), and Part II contains pp. 959-1951 (Tables for Cr-Zr). 1 4. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES 3 1. Introduction ‘The Fourth Edition to the NIST-JANAF Thermochemical ‘Tables has been assembled under the sponsorship ofthe Stan- dard Reference Data Program at the National Institute of Standards and Technology. It contains tables of recommended temperature-dependent values for the standard enthalpy of formation, Gibbs (free) energy of formation, the logarithm of the equilibrium constant of formation, the heat capacity, entropy, enthalpy, and Gibbs energy function for 48 ‘elements and many of their compounds. This publication is a current collection of all tables issued through 1997 under contracts with the U.S. Department of Energy and the US. Air Force Office of Scientific Research, NASA, the JANNAF Combustion Subcommittee, and the Standard Reference Data Program. It supersedes the Third Edition,’ which, in turn, superseded the Second Edition, and the four supplemental ‘updates published in the Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data.™* ‘Numerous new and revised thermochemical tables are included in this collection. [Refer to See. 7] Unlike the Third Edition of these tables, the Fourth Edition is not a rewriting and a recalculation of al the tables; no attempt has been made to reanalyze the data for all tables. A continued effort was ‘made to correct all typographical errors from previous publ cations and to force an increasingly consistent style and format. The tables adhere more closely to the current IUPAC recommendations on symbols and notation. The tables, as published in the previous Third Edition, are all based on the 1981 IUPAC™ and 1973 CODATA™ recommendations for relative molecular masses and fundamental constants. AS a result, @ comparison of a table in the Fourth and Third Editions and their previously published form (ie., same re sion date) will reveal differences: however, these result from the adjustments mentioned above rather than from a reanaly- sis of the data, For tables issued since the Third Edition, values of the fundamental constants and relative molecular ‘masses are based on the 1993 IUPAC” and 1986 CODATA® recommendations It should be noted that there is a revised set ‘of recommendations forthe fundamental constants due in late 1998. Also, it should be remembered thatthe relative molecular masses are reassessed and updated every two years. The effects of these changes will be discussed later. Al thermal functions have been calculated using the same auxiliary data, Following a similar procedure for the forma~ tion properties has introduced slight inconsistencies in those tables for which the formation properties were derived from the previous thermal functions. 2. History of the JANAF Thermochemical Tables Between 1955 and 1958, severe difficulties were encountered by individuals attempting to conduct rigorous perfor- ‘mance calculations for propellant systems that gave mult phase combustion products characterized by complex chemical and thermal equilibria, Several of these approached the Armed Services requesting that a group be assembled to assess the validity of the calculation methods and thermochemical data which were being employed at that time. January 1958, the Armed Services jointly instracted the Solid Propellant Information Agency to organize the Joint “Army-Navy-Air Force Ad Hoc Panel on Performance Calcu- lation Methods and Thermodynamic Data. This panel, which consisted of 38 representatives of military facilities, defense contractors, and research organizations, terminated its operations in June 1959, with a recommendation that future activities under its purview could more appropriately be handled by 1 smaller working group. An additional recommendation included in the panels final report was that this working group initiate the establishment ofa thermochemical data compilation, evaluation, and dissemination program utilizing. the available personnel and facilities ofthe Dow Chemical Com- pany. On I September 1959, the Joint Army-Navy-Air Force ‘Thermochemical Panel was formed under the sponsorship of| the Bureau of Naval Weapons, Department of the Navy; Of- fice, Chief of Ordnance, Department of the Army; Air Re search and Development Command, Department of the Air Force; and the Advanced Research Projects Agency, Depart- ment of Defense. The panel operated in accordance with the Rules of Operations of Solid Propellant Panels as adopted by representatives of the above offices on 1 September 1959. The JANAF Thermochemical Panel Membership, which consisted originally of approximately 15 individuals with special experience in the technological subject under panel purview, met atthe Pentagon on 16 November 1959, at which time plans forthe thermochemical compilation project were reviewed and the project formally initiated. Urgency required that large set of consistent tables be assembled as quickly as possible. Computer programs had to be developed, and at first it was not possible to adequately assess the input information for every table. When the original data were evaluated, the table was printed on white paper; otherwise, the table was printed on gray paper. By the end of| 1960, the first set was ready for distribution to some 1000 qualified recipients. For a number of years, atthe end of each quarter, a supplement was issued which contained additional {ables and revised tables. Some of the gray tables were revised to white tables ‘The distribution of quarterly supplements continued through 31 December 1967, at which time the distribution shifted to semiannual supplements. Simultaneously, the tables were prepared under the auspices of the Interagency Chemical Rocket Propulsion Group, Working Group on Thermochem- istry. On 31 December 1970, the working group became the ‘Ad Hoc Working Group on Thermochemistry. By 30 June 1971, the tables project was sponsored by the U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) and prepared under the advice and assistance of @ thermochemistry group, referred to as reviewers. In late 1976, the U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration (now reorganized to be the US. Department of Energy) joined in sponsoring the tables J. Phys. Chom. Ret. Data, Monograph 94 MALCOLM W. CHASE ‘The distribution reverted to a quarterly schedule with an ex- panded list of reviewers. AFOSR and DOE jointly funded this activity until late 1982. AFOSR continued as the sole sponsor until 1986. From 1967 through 1985, the JANAF Thermochemical Tables have been sponsored by the U.S. Air Force Office of ‘Scientific Research and the U.S. Department of Energy under the following contracts: ‘Air Force Contracts Department of Energy Contracts F04611-67-C-0009 DE AC22-76ET10637 FO4611-70-C-0028. DE AC22-81PC4IS14 F44620-70-C-0104 F44620-75-C-0048 F49620-82-C-0016 In addition, there was an interagency transfer of funds, from AFOSR to DOE, in the period 1976-1981. In 1970 the output of the IANAF project was incorporated into the National Standard Reference Data System, a national program on evaluated physical and chemical data which is coordinated by the National Institute of Standards and Tech- nology. Since that time the JANAF Thermochemical Tables have been disseminated as part of the Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data. Loose-leaf supplements were ter- ‘minated with the publication of the Third Edition. In January 1986, the JANAF Thermochemical Tables project transferred from the Dow Chemical Company to the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Funding since 1986 has come in large part from the Standard Refer- ‘ence Data Program, with additional contracts with NASA, JANNAF Combustion Subcommittee, and the U. S. Army. Updates to this Fourth Edition are being made in separate articles, many of which (but not all) are to be published in the Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data 2.1. Members of the JANAF Thermochemical Panel (1959-1961) and the JANAF Thermochemical Working Group (1961-1964) T. O, Dobbins, Advanced Research Projects Agency (Past Chairman) W. H. Jones, Institute for Defense Analyses; Aerospace Corporation (Past Chairman) W. G. May, Institute for Defense Analyses; Esso Research ‘and Engineering Company (Past Chairman) . W. Beckett, National Bureau of Standards (Vice Chairman) G. W. Avery, Chemical Propulsion Information Agency (Past Secretary) B. K. Farris, Chemical Propulsion Information Agency (Past Secretary) T. L, Reedy, Chemical Propulsion Information Agency (Secretary) B.J. Alley, Army Materiel Command P. W. Bender, University of Wisconsin 'W. A. Bemett, Bureau of Naval Weapons J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9 own, Hercules Powder Company Funk, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Gordon, Thiokol Chemical Corporation Gordon, Aerojet-General Corporation Greene, North American Aviation . Henderson, Atlantic Research Corporation . Hildenbrand, Philco Corporation Margrave, University of Wisconsin ”. McCullough, U.S. Bureau of Mines . Nichols, Jr, Jet Propulsion Laboratory CC. Selph, Air Force Systems Command D.R, Stull, Dow Chemical Company ‘The Thermochemical Working Group of the Interagency ‘Chemical Rocket Propulsion Group (ICRPG) has consisted of the following at various times during its existence (1964- 1969). wespoersos PRS pereers Members I.E, Masi, Air Force Office of Scientific Research (Chairman) C. W. Beckett, National Bureau of Standards (Vice Chairman) T. 0. Dobbins, Advanced Research Projects Agency S. Gordon, National Aeronautics and Space Administration R. Jackel, Office of Naval Research J. Murrin, Naval Ordnance Systems Command R. Odom, Army Materiel Command C.C. Selph, Air Force Rocket Propulsion Laboratory D. Squire, Army Research Office Participants G. S, Bahn, Marquardt Corporation B. Brown, Hercules, Inc. H. F, Calcote, AeroChem Research Laboratories J.P. Coughlin, Aerojet-General Corporation J. 8. Gordon, Atlantic Research Corporation D.R, Douslin, U.S. Bureau of Mines M. Farber, Space Sciences, Inc. R. M. Fristrom, Applied Physics Laboratory CC. B. Henderson, Atlantic Research Corporation D. L. Hildenbrand, Douglas Aircraft Company J. L, Margrave, Rice University W. G. May, Esso Research and Engineering Company W. Mitchell, Thiokol Chemical Corporation C.F, Robillard, Jet Propulsion Laboratory L. Schieler, Aerospace Corporation . H. Shomate, Naval Weapons Center D.R, Stull, Dow Chemical Company M. Zimmer, Naval Ordnance Station Secretariat (Chemical Propulsion Information Agency) T. Gilliland M, McCormack T.L. Reedy In the period 1969-1984, various scientists donated their time 0 critique the loose-leaf supplements to the JANAFNIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES 5 ‘Thermochemical Tables prior to their distribution. Their efforts certainly increased the quality of the tables. As of Janu- ary 1982 the reviewers of the JANAF Thermochemical Ta bles were: DOE Reviewers Francis E, Spencer, Jr., DOE/PETC Combustion Technical Division Joseph W. Martin, DOE/METC, Coal Projects Manage- ‘ment Division ‘Thomas C. Ehlert, Marquette University R. Howald, Montana State University Fred C. Fehsenfeld, NOAA Environmental Research Laboratory Gerd Rosenblatt, Los Alamos National Laboratory Martin Steinberg, University of California, Santa Barbara C. B. Alcock, University of Toronto J. Brian Pedley, University of Sussex Malcolm H. Rand, AERE Harwell. AFOSR Reviewers David White, University of Pennsylvania W. L. Worrell, University of Pennsylvania Stanley Abramowitz, U.S. National Bureau of Standards David A. Ditmars, U.S. National Bureau of Standards H. M. Rosenstock, U.S. National Bureau of Standards Leonard Caveny, AFOSR/NA, Bolling AFB John L. Haas, Jr., U.S. Geological Survey John S. Gordon, TRW Energy Systems Joseph F. Masi, AFOSR (retired) Sanford Gordon, NASA Lewis Research Center Edgar F. Westrum, Ir., University of Michigan William D. Good, DOE/BETC R. H. Hauge, Rice University John L. Margrave, Rice University ‘Milton Farber, Space Sciences, Inc. Curtis C. Selph, AFRPLILKDH Donald L. Hildenbrand, SRI International Leo Brewer, University of California James P. Coughlin, Aerojet Tactical Systems Co. N, A. Gokcen, U.S. Bureau of Mines, AMRC 2.2, Project Personnel ‘The Tables began under the direction of Daniel R. Stull in 1959. Major contributions in the first two years were made by ‘Thomas E. Dergazarian, Samuel Levine, and Louis A. DuPlessis. In 1969 Harold Prophet succeeded Daniel R. Stull 4 project director and continued in that position until his ‘untimely death in late 1972. Malcolm W. Chase has been project director since late 1972. ‘The following professional personnel of the Dow Chemical Company have been involved in the preparation of the JANAF Thermochemical Tables: Project Director, D. R. Stull Project Director, H. Prophet 1959-1969 1969-1972 Project Director, M. W. Chase 1972-1985 P.A. Andreozzi 1980-83, I. Chao 1961-69 IL, Curnutt 1969.79 T. E, Dergazarian 1959-63 C. A. Davies 1980-85 JR. Downey, Ir 1976-85 L. A. DuPlessis 1960-61 D. J. Frorip 1983-85, S.T. Hadden 1962 AT. Hu 1965-70 B.H. Justice 1964 G.C. Karis 1965-68 S. Levine 1960-61 R.A. McDonald 1971-85, FL. Oetting 1961 R. S. Orehotsky 1963-64 R. V. Petrella 1961-62 E. W, Phillips 1963-66 J. A. Rizos 1962-63, G.C. Sinke 1962,65,69,70 A.C. Swanson 1962-64 A.N, Syverud 1963-84 H.K. Unger 1963-64 E. A. Valenzuela 1975-81 LC. Walker 1971-73 D. U. Webb 1967-68 S.K. Wollert 1963-65, ‘We also wish to mention the valuable assistance in the typing of these Tables of Norma Dumont, 1959-64; Viola E. Harrington, 1964-66; Carol S. Scheffier, 1966-67; Wildene B. Harris, 1967-68; Mary J. Walter, 1968-71; and for the time period of 1971-78 of Joan Weldon, Cheri Snow, Barbara Boman, Sheila Knoerr, Patricia Grochowski, and Lisa Ittner. For the years 1978-1985 Betty Clark, Jan Crouch, and Rhoda Toth have typed the tables. Isabel Carr provided valuable services to the group in abstracting, searching and ordering documents, and proofreading the Tables for the Second Edi- tion, For the period 1978-1985 Dana Donley, Debbie Simp- son, Marge Sheets, Barbara Meier, Diana Scribner, and Anne Schmidt have provided similar assistance. Milton D. Marks was very instrumental in all computer aspects of this project in the 1980s. In the time period of 1985 to 1998, technical contributions have been made by Stanley Abramowitz and David Neumann, Additional help in titerature searching, data collection, and data entry has been provided by Cindy Jackson, Rhoda Levin, ‘and Sabina Crisen, 3. Notation and Terminology The symbols and terminology for physicochemical quantities and nits are those recommended by IUPAC through its Physical Chemistry Division." For the thermodynamic notation needed but not specified by these two sources, the recom- ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph @6 MALCOLM W. CHASE ‘mendations of the Bulletin of Chemical Thermodynamics" are used. Similarly, for spectroscopic nomenclature, the com- ‘mon practice of Moore” and Herzberg!” is followed 3.1, Definition of the Standard State This description of the standard state is an abbreviated version of that given by the IUPAC Physical Chemistry Divi- sion. ‘Absolute values of some thermodynamic quantities are un- known. Only changes in values caused by changes in parameters such as temperature and pressure can be determined. It is therefore important to define a base line for substances, to which the effect of such variations may be referred. The standard state is such a base line. The properties of these standard states are indicated by use of the symbol. For a pure substance the concept of standard state applies to the substance in a well-defined state of aggregation at a well-defined but arbitrarily chosen standard pressure Historically, the defined pressure for the standard state, ie., the standard-state pressure, had been one standard atmosphere (101 325 Pa). With the growing use of SI units, continued use of the atmosphere is inconvenient. IUPAC has recommended ‘that the thermodynamic data should be reported for a defined standard-state pressure of 100000 Pa. The standard-state pressure in general is symbolized as p®, Previously all JANAF thermochemical publications prior to the Third Edition, p® was taken as 1 atm. Beginning with the Third Edition of the JANAF Thermochemical Tables, p° is taken as 100 000 Pa (1 bar), 1 should be understood thatthe present change in the standard-state pressure carries no implication for “standard pressures" used in other contexts, 8 the convention that “normal boiling points” refer to a pressure of 101 325 Pa (1 atm. ‘The change of the customary value of p® from 1 atm (101 325 Pa) to 1 bar (100 000 Pa) results in small alterations in standard values of some thermodynamic quantities for all substances. For condensed phases the magnitude of these alterations is nearly always negligible in comparison with the uncertainty of current data. However, the alterations in values of entropy and the Gibbs energy function for a pure gaseous substance and of the Gibbs energy of reaction for a reaction involving gaseous species may not be negligible. This will be discussed in detail later (Sec. 4.3). Hence, in all the tables appearing in this publication the standard state for a pure gaseous substance is that of the substance as an (hypothetical) ideal gas at | bar; the standard state for a pure liquid substance is that of the pure liquid under a pressure of 1 bar; the standard state for a pure solid substance is that of the pure crystalline substance under a pressure of 1 bar. Since an enthalpy measurement is made as a difference between an inital and a final state, the reference temperature for enthalpy must be arbitrarily chosen. It is taken to be 298.15 K in all tables. Refer to the discussion of types of thermochemical tables for further details (Secs. 4.2 and 6) ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8 3.2, Symbols States of aggregation ‘The symbols and their corresponding descriptions for the states of aggregation are exactly those given by IUPAC.™® ‘They are rewritten here for the convenience of the reader. Single letters are used to denote the three basic states of aggregation, gas, liquid, and solid, while combinations of letters are used for more subtle descriptions of states. 88 oF a vapor liquid solid condensed phase (ie. ether the solid or the liquid state) A fluid (i.e. either the gaseous or the liquid state) cr crystalline solid; where polymorphism occurs, it ‘may be necessary to augment the symbol er with a descriptor for the crystal modification under discussion; the preferred descriptors are Roman ‘numerals, with textual definition of the crystallo- sraphic significance of the numerals used am amorphous solid vit vitreous substance (a glass) mon monomeric form pol polymeric form (in many cases the monomeric or polymeric character of the entity will be clear from the context without the symbol and the symbol should be used only in cases where ambiguity ‘might result) sin solution; in many contexts it will be clear whether a liquid Solution or a solid solution is meant, but where this is unclear it must be made clear by supplemental notation aq solution in which water isthe solvent (an aqueous solution); in the past this symbol has sometimes been used to denote an infinitely dilute aqueous solution, but infinite dilution should hencefor- ‘ward be denoted by the extra symbol =. sat saturated; the state of equilibrium between phases, whether of a pure substance ora system of ‘more than one component. gece Processes ‘The symbols and their corresponding descriptions for pro- ‘cesses are exactly those given by IUPAC.” The remaining six processes are denoted by the symbols recommended by the Bulletin of Chemical Thermodynamics." The use of special symbols to denote a process are as follows: vap vaporization (evaporation) of a liquid sub sublimation (evaporation) of a solid fus melting (fusion) of a solid tts transition of one solid phase to another mix the mixing of fluids sol the process of solution (dissolution) r ‘chemical reaction in generalNIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES 7 e combustion reaction; also can denote critical properties t ‘reaction in which a compound is formed from its elements (formation) a 2 process in which a substance is separated into its constituent gaseous atoms (atomization) dem a process in which a substance decomposes (not sven by IUPAC) soa process in which a substance dissociates (not sven by IUPAC) dim a process in which a substance dimerizes (not sven by TUPAC) Gil the dilution of a solution st lass transition (not given by TUPAC) hhyd hydrolysis (not given by TUPAC) ion ionization (not given by IUPAC) Fundamental Constants ¢ speed of light in vacuum h Planck constant Na ‘Avogadro constant e ‘elementary charge F Faraday constant R ‘gas constant Te absolute temperature of “ice point" k Boltzmann constant e second radiation constant Units cal calorie ev electron volt g-atom a mole of atoms 3 joule K kelvin kcal —_kilocalorie WI kilojoule mol mole L liter ‘Mathematical Quantities In logarithm to the base Ig logarithm to the base 10 (log) Spectroscopic Quantities ‘The spectroscopic symbols, use, and description follow the well-established practices of Moore and Herzberg." ‘These sources provide more extensive discussion as to the meaning and use of the various spectroscopic quantities. ‘The measured quantities often are reported in the literature for a specific isotopic molecule. The thermochemical tables in this publication normally use spectroscopic information for a natural isotopic abundance ‘*molecule.”* Care should be exercised in noting to which molecule the spectroscopic data pertains Angstrom AP appearance potential ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph & Bo, B rotational constant D centrifugal distortion constant Ds dissociation energy is defined as the enthalpy of the ground-state products relative tothe low- est existing level of the molecule; Df = Aui® OK). B ionization energy (IP) Ex electron affinity (EA) 8 {quantum (or statistical) weight of the ith elec tronic state; quantity is the product of the spin ‘multiplicity and state degeneracy of the electronic level under consideration Tas Tos le principal moments of inertia of a molecule k Hooke’s law force constant n number of potential maxima in an internal rotation; aso refers to principal quantum number in describing energy levels of atoms x ‘number of atoms in molecule bn internuclear distance (for the ‘equilibrium’ structure of the molecule) Vo potential barrier to internal rotation a first-order rotation-vibration interaction constant ith electronic energy level symmetry number reduced mass of the molecule observed vibrational fundamental vibrational fundamental for infinitesimal ampli- tude 2%, @.Ye vibrational anharmonicity constants gcras Thermodynamic and Other Quantities A relative atomic mass (atomic weight) G ‘molar heat capacity at constant pressure CG molar heat capacity at saturation AU change in internal energy AG change in Gibbs energy, G = H - TS =U + PV TS AH change in enthalpy, H = U+ PV K equilibrium constant M, relative molecular mass (molecular weight) Pp pressure Tr temperature, in kelvin ' temperature, in degrees Celsius (°C) v volume A indicates the increment in a given property for a given process or reaction, taken as the value for the final state (or sum for the products) less that for the initial state (or sum for reactants) Av? represents the standard enthalpy of formation, which is the increment in enthalpy associated with the reaction of forming the given com- ound from its elements in their reference states, with each substance in its thermodynamic standard state at the given temperature.8 MALCOLM W. CHASE Experimental Method Techniques dsc differential scanning calorimetry dta differential ermal analysis emf electromotive force esr electron spin resonance le gas-liquid chromatography pc gel permeation chromatography infrared spectroscopy nmr nuclear magnetic resonance tga thermogravimetric analysis LLE liquid-liquid equilibria VLE vapor-liquid equilibria \VPixxxx vapor pressure/experimental technique Jebul = ebulliometric ‘Knud = Knudsen effusion Istat = static ‘Kems = Knudsen effusion-mass spectrometry ‘Rete = Knudsen effusion-torsion effusion ‘tran = transpiration Lang = Langmuir free evaporation /Lams ~ Langmuir-mass spectrometry 3.3. Relative Atomic Masses and Natural Isotopic ‘Composition of the Elements ‘The Table of Atomic Weights of the Elements 1981” is, reprinted below, Added to this list are the relative atomic 4J. Phy. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9 ‘masses for the electron (¢-) and deuterium (D). The relative atomic mass forthe electron is given by Cohen and Taylor." ‘The 1981 report on atomic weights” includes a complete review of the natural isotopic composition of the elements and ‘also tabulates the relative atomic masses for selected radioiso- topes. This information is required for the conversion of spec- ‘roscopic data from that corresponding to specific isotopes to the naturally occurring isotopic abundance. For tabulations issued with dates later than 1985, more recent values are used. ‘As in the IUPAC report, values in parentheses are used for radioactive elements whose relative masses cannot be quoted exactly without knowledge of the origin of the elements; the Value given isthe atomic mass number of the isotope of that clement of longest known half life. Alternatively, the relative atomic mass ofthe isotope with the longest known half life or that of a commonly used isotope could be listed, since the relative atomic masses of the individual isotopes are accurately known, ‘As mentioned in the Introduction (Sec. 1), for tables issued since the Third Edition, values of the molecular masses are based on the 1993 IUPAC recommendations.NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES ‘Table of relative atomic masses ofthe elements, 1981 {Pare Appl Chem. $5, 1101 (1983, alphabetical order, based on the relative atomic mas, A(%C) = 12) Relave Relative atomic atomic some atomic Name Symbol number ass Name Symbol umber mass aia ae @ aan wereany fg w 70 Aluminum al a 2598188 Molybdenum Mo a 95.98 ‘America am 95 28) Neodymium Nd o 14424 Antimony (Sibiom) Sb si 12175 Neon Ne 10 20.179 Argon ar 6 39948 Neptuno Np 3 237.0482 Arsenic ae 3 749216 Nickel N 28 58.69 ‘Asiaing at as 210) Niobium Ny a 92.9064 Barium Ba 56 137.33 Nirogen N 7 14.0067 Berkcium Bk 7 am obeium No voz 259) Beryl Be 4 901218 Osmism os 6 1902 Bismuth Bi 8 ‘Oxygen ° 8 159994 Boron 8 5 Palla Ps «6 106.42 Bromine Br 35 Phosphorus P Is 3097376 (Cadmium cs 8 112418 Piatiname B 18 50 caesium G 55 329054 Platonian Po 94 ass) Caleiom co 20 2008 Polonia Po 4 (200) Califoriom cr 38 @siy Poussum (Kalo) K 9 39.0983, Carbon c aon Prseodymiam Pr 38 1409077 Cerium ce 8 ore Prometium Pm 6 as) Chlorine a "7 35.453 Protciniam Pa 31 231.0389 CCheomiam cr 24 51996 Radium Ra 8 226.0284 Cobalt co n sk9312 Radon Ro 36 em) Copper co » 3.586 Rhenium Re 1s 186207 CCuriom Gm 96 ea Rhodiam Rh 45 128055 Deuteriam D 1 2018102 Rubidiom Rd 37 85.4678 Dysprosiom Dy « 16230 Rutheniam Ru 4 to1o7 Einseniom % (232) Samarium Sm 6 150.36 Etecroa © (0.000538 58 | Seandiam se a 4469559 Erbiam Er « 16725 Selenium se 34 1896 Europium EB 3 15196 Silicon Si ry 280855 Fermin Fn 100 (25) Silver ag a 107.8682 rine F 5 18998403 Sodivm (Natium) Na u 2298977 Franc Fe 37 223) se 38 a18 Gadotiniam Ga 157.25 s 6 3206 Gallium Ga on Ta % a0 9679 Gennaniom Ge 239 “Teehntian te 3 8) Gala ay 6566s Tella Te 2 12780 Hateiam Hr 178.9 Terbiom h 6 1589254 Helium He 4.00260 Thallium w a 204388 oti Ho tea9304 Thorium m 0 2320881 Hydrogen H 00794 Thaliom T™ e 1689342 Inaium In masz Tin Se 50 11869 Todine r 1269085 Titaniom n 2 4738 1igium ir 19222 Tungsten (Wolfram) W 4 eas leon Fe 55847 (Waniexiom) (Un 106, 263) Keypton ke 33.80 (asin) (Uap) 108 (202) Lathan L 13.9055 (Waniquadiom (nq) 104 es) Lawrenciam o 20) Uranium u 92 238.0289 ead Pb 2012 Vanadium v 2% souls hive u 3 oat Xenon Xe 34 129 team ty 1 14967 Yuerbim Y 70 17304 Magnesia Mg. 2 24305 Yeuium y 2 8.9089 Manganese Mo 25 543380 Zine 2 30 638 Medeleviom Mi 101 (258) Zircooium a “ 91m ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph @10 MALCOLM W. CHASE 3.4 Fundamental Constants and Conversion Factors ‘The numerical values of the fundamental constants used in ‘our calculations are those obtained by Cohen and Taylor" based on a least-squares adjustment of data existing in 1973. ‘These values have been adopted by CODATA.* ‘As mentioned in the Introduction (Sec.1), for tables issued since the Third Edition, values of the fundamental constants are based on the 1986 CODATA recommendations.” Fundamental constants Quant Symbot Value Speed of ight in vacuum € 299 792 458(1.2) ms Planck constant h 61626 176(36) X 10™3 s han 1.088 586 757) x 10°" 3s Avogadro constant M 6022 04531) x 10” mol! Elementary charge ‘ 1602 189 246) x 10°" © Faraday constant. Ne Fr 91648 486(27) x 10" C mol Absolute temperature of "ice point," 0 °C To 2731500 K Molar gas constant ® 8314 4126) J moll K"! Boltzmann constant, RVs k 1380 650(48) 10-8 JK Second radiation constant, hek™ © 1a88 786(48) x 10-* m K “Numbers in parentheses are the one standard deviation uncertainties in the last digits of the quoted value (Conversion factors for energy-related nits. 1973 CODATA constants v ks mot eal mot"? (per motecue) on Mite Tia mor H 0259 0057 ‘010 368 35 a3 7 2506 069% 1h 1 keal mol" 4.186 ' 0.083 364 35 349.7551 08s 539 x 107 eV (per molecule) 96.4846 25,06036 1 065.479 2.417 970 x 108 EMH 3990313x 10" 9ss7o77 x Wo 135 701 x 10° Basses x10 Lem"! 2011 962 66 2.859 144 10- 1.239 852 x 10°* ' 2997 926 x 108 1K (degree) 831441 x10 1987 19 x 10"? 8.517 349 10 0695 0310 # 2.083 649 x 10% ‘ harwee 2625.500 27.509 5 27211 606 2194745 x «679 68a x 10? I rydberg 1312750 3137547 13.605 603 ovr 373 x 10° 3.289 842 > 10" “This value is inverse of the second radiation constant (hei = ey" = 0695 030 4 3.5. Temperature Scale Since the NISTJANAF Thermochemical Tables deal with properties that vary with temperature, the temperature scale is of significance. The International Temperature Scales are de- vised to approximate, as closely as possible, the absolute thermodynamic (kelvin) temperature suggested by W. Thom: son (Lord Kelvin) in 1854. The International Temperature Scale is established by the Comité International des Poids et Mesures (International Committee of Weights and Measures). ‘There have been four international temperature scales: The International Temperature Scale of 1927,"* The International ‘Temperature Scale of 1948 which was renamed the Interna- tional Practical Temperature Scale of 1948 (IPTS-48) in 1960,°"® ‘The International Practical Temperature Scale of 1968 (IPTS-68)" and The International Temperature Scale of 1990 (ITS-90). ‘Our concern in the preparation of the NIST-JANAF Ther mochemical Tables is to adjust any experimental measure ments to the thermodynamic scale. In practice, this means ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8 converting (0 the ITS-90 scale since it is the currently ac- cepted closest approximation to the thermodynamic scale. To facilitate temperature adjustments, the article by Comra- ceini® was used for the 1927 10 1948 conversions and the article by Douglas” for the 1948 to 1968 conversion. Guild- ner and Edsinger* included a plot showing the deviation of IPTS.-69 from the thermodynamic temperatures from 273.16 to 730K. For conversions to the current scale (ITS-90), there are numerous articles wiich discuss the conversion of exper- {mental data or smoothed results to the new temperature scale. deal-gas tables of thermodynamic properties derived from statistical mechanics are based on the thermodynamic temperatures (as well ason the values ofthe physical constants used) and are hence independent of any practical temperature scale. ‘The enthalpy of formation, Gibbs energy of formation, and logarithm of the equilibrium constant might depend on temperature-adjusted data, For condensed phase tables, the temperature scale conversion is often not necessary and is not made since the correc tion would be small compared with the uncertainty in the data.NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES " 4. Reference States and Conversions ‘There are three types of tables included in this publication: single-phase, multiphase, and reference state tables. The tables are clearly labeled as to the type at the top of each page and by the state designations associated with the chemical formula, The reference state can involve a single phase or rmultiphases. The major difference between a multiphase table and a single-phase table is the existence of a discontinuity in each function (or in its first derivative) ata first-order transition temperature. 4.1, Reference State A related sot of thermodynamic property tables requires, tat there be a reference table of the thermodynamic proper- foreach element to which all other forms of that element 6 any compound involving that element may be referred. 1 the temperature range of interest (0 K 0 6000 K herein) can be represented by a single phase for that material (say hydrogen) the tabulated values in the reference table willbe smooth and regular. Ifthe temperature range of interest includes more than one phase (say magnesium), there will be a solid phase {from 0K to 923 K, the meting temperature), aliquid phase (©23 K to 1378 K, where the vapor pressure reaches 1 bar), and a gas phase (1378 K to 6000 K), andthe tabulated values in the reference table will be discontinuous at these temperatures or phase boundaries. Practical usage dictates that in so far as possible the phase most stable at 1 bar pressure be selected. This practice is followed in these tables, and does lead to discontinuities in the thermodynamic functions. Aten- tion is called to these discontinuities in the reference state tables by insertion of a comment as tothe type of transition a the temperature of the phase transition. Since these tables deal with ideal gases, the pressure is really the fugacity. Calculating a boiling temperature as the temperature at Which AngG° = 0 for the process Mgi))->Mg(g) corresponds to an (ideal) fugacity of 1 ber. This will differ from the eal (observed) boiling point at | bar Which is also different from the real (observed) boiling point at | atm, Each ofthese “three boiling points" corresponds to a different AG? value With the use of f and ®, as in Arf, the implication is that both the compound in question and its constituent elements are in standard states and that the elements, moreover, are in their reference states: for any given temperature the reference states of the elements will normally be those that are stable at the chosen standard-state pressure and at that temperature. A resulting feature of tabulations of A,” and 4G" as functions ‘of temperature for compounds is that discontinuous changes are Sometimes to be seen; these correspond to changes inthe stable reference states of the elements, as phase-transition temperatures are passed. Thus, values of Ai? (SO:Cl,8) ‘would show discontinuous changes a three temperatures cor. responding tothe transitions S(er)»S(cr.l), S(er.) 80, and S()91/2Sa(g), where refers to rhombic and Il 10 mon- ‘clinic crystal forms. 4.2. Single-Phase and Multiphase Tables A multiphase table contains the data for two or more phases of a pure substance. Each phase is limited to the temperature ‘ange in which itis more stable (ie, has @ lower 4,G° than the other phases in the table). There are discontinuities in the Properties C3, $°, and H® at the temperatures where each phase transforms (AG® = 0) to the next phase. Alternatively, the properties of a pure substance can be given in a series of tables where each table is devoted to a single phase. Single- phase tables do not have discontinuities in the properties C, SS", and H° at transition temperatures. Moreover, the properties are extrapolated beyond the transition temperatures into regions where that phase is less stable than its other phases. ‘These characteristics of continuity and extrapolation of properties lead directly to the advantages and problems of single phase tables. The enthalpy of formation and Gibbs energy of formation may have discontinuities, even in single-phase ta- bes, corresponding to transitions in the reference states. ‘Single-phase tables are more convenient than multiphase tables in certain computer applications. Interpolation and approximation (curve fitting) apply directly to the continuous properties ina single-phase table, Multiphase tables must first be divided into segments using the stored values ofthe transition temperatures; then interpolation and approximation must, be limited to the temperatures in the pertinent segment. ‘Single-phase tables are essential in uses that involve unstable phases. This includes phases that persist in a metastable region or those that are unstable at all temperatures. [Such cases abound in the real world, Single-phase tables ae often applied to solid-slid or solid-liquid equilibrium in mixtures, where an unstable phase is “stabilized” in the presence of ‘other components. Analysis of such equilibria often requires liquid or solid properties that are many hundreds of degrees into the metastable region of each pure phase. Single-phase tables are designed to supply these properties, but their preparation is not trivial. The NIST-IANAF Thermochemical Tables often include ‘estimated glass transitions in the liquid tables. The glass temperature is usually assumed to be ~0.7 times the melting temperature. The heat capacity ofthe glass is usually assumed to be equal to that of the stable crystalline phase, since existing glass data show a decrease in C; to values near those of the erystal, Such tables ar, in fact, not single-phase tables but two-phase glass-liquid tables. ‘The gla transition is of practical concem when thermochemical tables are used near the glass transition temperature cof any of the pure liguids. Although the ratio of the glass temperature to the melting temperature can vary from perhaps, (0.35 to >08, it often is ~0.7. Temperatures this low are not ‘uncommon when tables for liquids are used in the analysis of binary or multicomponent phase diagrams. It is important to ask whether glass transitions should be included in liquid tables intended for such use. Estimated ‘lass transitions are included for two reasons: the transition is usually observed in supercooled liquids and its inclusion avoids an entropy paradox. The first reason presumes that ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph &12 MALCOLM W. CHASE glass transitions do occur but cannot be observed in liquids that readily crystallize. The more compelling reason is the avoidance of the paradox in which the entropy of the supercooled liquid (a disordered state) becomes less than that ofthe stable crystalline state ‘The choice remains as to what temperature and what phase should be used as the reference point for enthalpy in the extrapolated single-phase tables. Since 298.15 K was adopted as the reference temperature for multiphase and reference state tables, there is strong incentive for retention of that temperature in single-phase tables. The choice has been made tohave the reference at the same arbitrary point in each phase, Thus, the JANAF Thermochemical Tables use a reference temperature of 298.15 K in the table forthe high-temperature phase even when that phase is not stable at 298.15 K. Enthalpies at all temperatures depend on the arbitrary ex- trapolations needed to relate the observed data tothe reference temperature. Each single-phase table has a different reference AW? dependent on an arbitrary extrapolation of enthalpy. For the reference temperature of 298.15 K, the enthalpy at T-00 iis always negative, This means that the function =(G° ~ HT approaches positive & at T-> 0 and is therefore difficult to interpolate near T— 0. 4.3. Conversion to SI Units and the Standard-State Pressure In all previous JANAF Thermochemical Tables, the standard-state pressure was one atmosphere (101 325 Pa) and the unit of energy was the thermochemical calorie (4.184 J) For this publication, the standard-state pressure is changed to one bar (100 000 Pa) and the energy unit tothe joule. The values from previous JANAF tabulations have been converted as described below. This information is provided not only to make clear the correspondence between this publication and previous JANAF Thermochemical Tables but also 10 assist, the reader in making comparisons with other tables. This information isthe same as that provided in “The NBS Tables of Chemical Thermodynamic Properties." Conversion of Values in Calories 10 Joules For the energy units the defined conversion factor of 4.184 Fecal is used. Conversion for Change in Pressure ‘The following expressions define the effect of pressure on the properties of all substances. (Hap) = V — T(AVIAT), = VOL ~ a), (8Gylap yn = ~ TEVIAT), (Slap = ~ Va= ~ (VAT), (Graph =V, LIV\@VIAT), For the small pressure change from I atm to 1 bar, the pressure coefficients may be taken as constants for condensed phases. There are no condensed phase cases in this publica- ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9 tion for which the pressure coefficients are large enough to affect the tabulated values. Typical values of « for solids are 10"* to2 X 10*K~ and V< 10-? m’ mol”. For ideal gases, V = RTip and a = RipV = \/T. The pressure coefficients for gases are large enough to affect high-accuracy data, In practice the only properties tabulated here that are affected are SZ) and ~(G°CT) ~ H°Q298.15 KIT for all gases, and AGT) and Ig Ki for any substance whenever gases are involved, “The conversion equations used for the change in standard- state pressure are listed below together with some that apply to thermal functions. Superscripts ° and * denote values at 1 bar and 1 aim, respectively. These equations apply to the small change in pressure from 1 atm to 1 bar. For all substances, exactly for ideal gases and within the limit of experimental inaccuracy for all other phases: AdH*(T) ~ Ad*(T) = 0, WC) ~ HCE) ~ HT) ~ HT) = 0, GHD) ~ CHT) =0, where 7; is a reference temperature. For condensed phases, within the limit of experimental inaccuracy: ) = SMT) =0 GT) - GUT) =0 For substances that are gaseous: SUT) = ST) = R In p*ip® 101325 " 700.000, =k 0.109 444 J-K-' mol”, For substances that are gaseous at T but may of may not be ‘gaseous at 7 = (GUT) — HTT + (G4) - HTT. = Rin p*ip® as for S. [G*) ~ G(T) ~ (64) - GT) = R(T Tn pip’, where T > T, > T, and 7, is the temperature at which the function begins to apply to the ideal gas, usually the boiling temperature at 1 bar. For each substance with gases in its formation reaction: AGT) - AG*T) BRT In 1.013 25 = =0,082 63 8 KI mot" at 298.15 K. Where 6 is the net increase in the number of moles of gas in the formation reaction.NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES 13 Conversions for Entropies of Gases Tocaven tom SBS MPN aot te Ue gop ; 7K mol a Sigj am, = 010 40 sug. Mr : Senseo, sais Sig amy ee 13-010 anyaise '* enuopy for gas at 01 MPa in HK mo ‘8+ entropy fora gas a1 atm in cal met SS entropy fora gas att aum in FK"! mol . Boiling Temperature and the Standard-State Pressure In these tables, the defined pressure for te standard state is | bar (100 000 Pa). As stated by IUPAC,’ the present recom- ‘mended change in the standard-state pressure carries no implication for "standard pressures" used in other contexts, the convention that *“normal boiling points” refer to a pressure of 1 atm (101 325 Pa) Instances may occur where it is desirable to adopt yet other values for p° and so all authors ‘must clearly state the value adopted. In these tables, the temperature at which A,G° = 0 for the process liquid to gas, refers to a fugacity of 1 bar. Typically the real (ie., observed) boiling point (corresponding to a nonideal gas) is slightly higher. In many cases the experimental uncertainties in measuring a boiling point (at I bar) and the uncertainties in the calculated value due to uncertainties in the thermal functions make this difference meaningless. Such a situation exists whether the standard-state pressure is 1 bar or 1 atm. ‘The phrase “boiling point’* must be used carefully for other reasons. Care must be exercised such that the boiling process is indeed defined. Two examples which illustrate this, point are MgO and LiF. Magnesium oxide does not vaporize congruent (so that the total vapor pressure depends on the ambient oxygen potential), whereas LiF vaporizes congru- ently but monomer, dimer, and trimer species exist in the vapor. 5. Evaluation of Thermodynamic Data Interconsistency ‘The basic aim of these thermodynamic property tables is to provide a related and consistent set of enthalpies of formation and Gibbs energies of formation. This allows the prediction of the enthalpy and Gibbs energy changes and the equilibrium constants for any reaction among the constituents of the tables, a434s* + 0026 157) Seg um) Sgt amd arent PRT nor sagas s 5% +0026 157 (5! + 0109 aenyaiss s° states ‘The enthalpy of formation and Gibbs energy of formation are related to each other through the entropy of formation of the substance. Self-consisteney can be assured by use of this constraint to derive any one property from selected values of the other two. The entropy, which is an absolute quantity in thermochemical calculations, is suitable for one of the selected properties. The enthalpy of formation is convenient for the other, since enthalpy of reaction is the most commonly ‘measured link between different substances. Enthalpy changes are relative quantities, so it is important to relate each substance to a consistent base. This is done by referring each enthalpy of formation to the chemical elements, in their standard reference states. By convention, the enthalpy ‘of formation of an element in its standard reference state is 2zer0 at all temperatures. The reference state table may involve a single phase or several phases and examples of both kinds are found in this compilation. For elements which are solid at room temperature, the reference state is normally the stable solid state(s) up to the melting point, the liquid up to the boiling point at | bar, and thereafter the gas phase which may be monatomic of diatomic. For other elements, the choices for the reference states are: (1) the ideal monatomic gas for the inert rare gases and the electron gas He, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe, Rn, and e”. The classical statistical mechanical values are assumed for HT) — H"0) for the electron. (2) the ideal diatomic gas for the following gases: H,, Dz, Na, On, Fa, and @) crystalline white phosphorus and the ideal diatomic gs, {P,(g). The early JANAF publications used red Phosphorus as the reference state. Although red phosphorus isthe more stable form, it is less well character~ ized and its properties are less reproducible. 4. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 914 MALCOLM W. CHASE (4) the ideal diatomic gas combined with the appropriate condensed phases for Br, Is and S; for sulfur, the gaseous portion ofthe reference state is $Sx(). (5) graphite (Acheson-spectroscopic grade) for carbon at all temperatures. These choices are arbitrary and vary in different compile tions. Enthalpies or Gibbs energies of formation taken from different sources should be converted to common reference states before use. ‘The establishment of reference states is the first step in any scheme for interconsistency. The next step, ideally, would be to solve simultaneously for all AdH®, A,G*, $° using all the suitable data for 4H, A.G°, A,S°, and S°, This would provide values for enthalpies, Gibbs energies, and entropies which, ‘when combined, would yield the minimum overall deviations from the measured values. Simultaneous solution is limited in Practice to small groups of interrelated substances. ‘We have used this simultaneous approach in a limited way for treating groups of interrelated fluorides. Dr. John L. Haas, Jt. (US. Geological Survey) has treated, simultaneously, the data for some geologically important systems as a function of temperature and pressure." Dr. J. Brian Pedley (University of ‘Sussex) has treated 47° data for several systems, the most pertinent involving all the diatomic oxides.* Dr. Vivian Parker and Dr. David Garvin (NBS) have refined the later method and applied it to some species that were adopted by CODATA.” JANAF policy is to use the results of these treatments, ‘Since simultaneous solution has not been attempted for all, substances it is necessary to fix, simultaneously when possible, certain key values for common substances. These are then used in the usual sequential way to help fix other substances. JANAF policy is to adopt the key values recommended by the CODATA Task Group for Key Values in Chemical Thermo 298.15 Ky), itis desirable hhave data in the temperature range of T-90 to 298.15K. J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9 There is no basic difference in evaluating low-temperature data, but many more heat capacity points are needed to de- seribe fully the large curvature in the temperature dependence ofthe heat capacity. In order to evaluate the enthalpy incre- iment itis necessary to start with the temperature 7’ = 0 and integrate up to 298.15 K; then the value at 298.15 K is sub- tracted from the intermediate values, giving negative values for the enthalpy below 298.15 K. “The tables extend to well above the normal melting point to provide data in a metastable region which in this case is a superheated region. Explanations are inserted in the tabulations to indicate the end of the phase stability and any solid- state transitions. Liquid Phase Thermal Functions ‘The construction ofthe liquid single-phase thermal fune- tions is identical with that used forthe solid phase; however, the required data at 298.15 K are not usually readily available. ‘The data are obtained by calculating a preliminary table using the chosen heat capacities with zero values for AH” (298.15 K) and $° 298.15 K). The correct starting values are then determined by comparing the values from the tables of crystal and liquid, using the following equations: Aiudl® = SH*T) ~ SH “Tint. AgS* = Beall /Taa = S%¢Tial) — S*Tint. ‘The correct values at 298.15 K may be obtained from the above relations. A typical liquid table is extrapolated both below the melting point (if the melting point is above 298.15 K) and above the boiling point to facilitate interpolation and (o provide data in the metastable regions, both in the supercooled and superheated regions. A glass transition may be included in which case the tabulation becomes a multiphase table, Gas Phase Thermal Functions ‘The gas phase thermal functions are generated using statistical mechanical relationships. Minimal data required for the various types of molecules are summarized below. Some of the equations used are given in Sec. 6.1 on Calculational ‘Methods. The relative molecular mass is required for all ‘molecules. Minimum information required is: Monatomic species: Low-lying atomic energy levels and their statistical weights. Diatomic species: Spectroscopic parameters such as the vibrational- rotational constants, symmetry number, and low-lying electronic energy levels. Linear polyatomic species: Rotational constant, symmetry number, vibrational fre- ‘quencies, and low-lying electronic levels Nonlinear polyatomic species: Principal moments of inertia, symmetry number, vibrational frequencies, and low-lying electronic levels.NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES 7 ‘Maltiphase Tables Tables which show only values for the stable phases at 1 bar pressure are multiphase tables. Multiphase tables can always be recognized by the presence of solid lines, indicating phase transitions, on the table. They are prepared in a manner similar to tables for condensed phases. The functions are evaluated in the same manner as for a solid up to the first transition point; then the enthalpy and entropy of transition are added and the integration is continued using the heat ‘capacities of the next phase. At each transition, the above process is repeated, 6.1. Calculational Methods ‘The calculation of the temperature-dependent values of the thermal function is performed using a variety of procedures, Some of these procedures were developed internally while others were developed at other locations. A general description of the traditional equations used in the IANAF project follows. Numerous higher order calculational schemes are used whenever the data are sufficient. These procedures are detailed on the appropriate tables. In gas phase calculations, all thermodynamic variables are calculated in dimensionless form, e.g., C,/R to at least seven significant figures. This is an arbitrary choice since most data, ddo not warrant this accuracy. This has been done to permit the calculation of the crossover temperatures and enthalpies be- ‘ween single-phase tables accurately and to permit conversion to the desired units without loss of accuracy. The printed tables, however, will only contain three decimal places. Con- densed phase tables do not depend directly on R (the gas constant) and they are not calculated in dimensionless form, but are calculated to five decimal places for units conversion, Condensed Phase Species ‘Thermodynamic data for condensed states are derived from either measured or estimated information. The thermochemical table is obtained normally by the appropriate integration of heat capacity data. At the. appropriate temperatures, transition enthalpies are added to the enthalpy total, while the ‘quotient of the transition enthalpy divided by the thermodynamic temperature is added to the entropy total. Gaseous Species Calculation of the contributions of rotation and translation involves the use of quantum statistics, but to obtain a numerical solution, the quantum statistics are usually replaced by classical statistics at temperatures above about 10 K; below 10K this classical approximation no longer holds. For this reason the equations presented here fail in the vicinity of TO. In agreement withthe third-law concept, Cand $° are zero at T— 0. For a reference element, log Kris zero at T—> 0, while for compounds the absolute values of the Gibbs energy function and log K;, become infinite at T—> 0, for the choice of the enthalpy reference temperature of 298.15 K. In addition, classical statistics can sometimes lead to erro- ‘neous results at high temperatures. For example, the classical approximation could give abnormally high Ce values for a diatomic molecule having a shallow potential energy curve. ‘The functions calculated for gases are obtained, in general, from molecular constants that have been adjusted to the natural isotopic abundance. Normally, the approximation of ad- justing the molecular parameters by a weighting according to ‘a weighted natural isotopic abundance can be made. The proper correction (which is used for all reference states) is based on a weighted isotopic average of the tabulations. ‘An electronic term of nit statistical weight lying at 30 000 ‘em! and above contributes a negligible amount to the thermodynamic functions at temperatures of 6000 K and below. On the other hand, a number of such terms cannot be ne- slected. In these cases, the number of terms and their values have been summed and their contribution included. ‘Some fundamental vibrational frequencies have been estimated by analogy with related molecules. Occasionally, two ‘or more fundamentals ae estimated atthe same value. This is not to be confused with a true degeneracy which is indicated by placing the degeneracy value in parentheses following the frequency. However, when the information has been taken from another compilation, the degeneracies indicated by the compiler have been retained. ‘The method used in generating the thermal functions depends not only on the quality;quantity of information available but also on the specifies of the nature of the information (eg. spit ground state, shallow potential wells, etc). The gas, phase tables are generated using the following relationships unless stated otherwise. These relationships are given in Mayer and Mayer® and Pitzer and Brewer.” Use of a more sophisticated approach will always be noted. and details given on the appropriate tables. The more common, alternative approaches ate given by MeBride and Gordon” and MeDowell” for monatomic and polyatomic gases. For ‘many diatomic gaseous molecules (the alkali metal dimers, the alkaline earth metal dimers, the halogens, hydrogen, deuterium, nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur), a direct summation technique has been used. This technique, stated explicitly on the individual tables, involves a summation over the individual rotation-vibrational energy levels for each electronic state in the partition function expression. In addition, the summation is terminated at the dissociation energy for a particular elee- tronic state of the diatomic molecule; although in some cases, the metastable states (above the dissociation energy) are included in the summation, 6.1.4. Ideal Monatomle Gas (a) Translation GIR = 522, (HC) ~ OKYRT 52 SR= 39M 5atn7 +50 +n ( — (G(T) — H°OK)VRT = 3/2 In M, k (a)” pe) ° +572 In T+ In hys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 98 MALCOLM W. CHASE () Electronic op a 7 1 ding Gur = 7 BE 5 x es ura) - woKyrr= TEBE sik TEL sing, = 16%) ~ HOKYRT~ nO, where => sexp(-ce/T), where ¢ isin cm” and the electronic levels to be included are discussed on the appropriate gas phase table. 6.1.2 Ideal Diatomic Gas (@) Translation; Same as in I(a). (b) Rotation CFR= 1 + (BITIAS, [H°(T) — H°O KVRT = 1 (eBITY3 ~ (eBITY IAS. SR = 1 ~ In(esBo!T) ~ (BIT Y9O. = (G(T) — HO KR = = InesBo!T) + (c:BITY3 + (c:BITY190, where Bx (B-al2); in em“ when spectroscopic constants are available, or B = hi8n*cl = 2.799 320 x 10°; in em” when calculated from molecular model, 1 in g°c (©) vibration CiIR = wer" ~ e*P, [H°(T) ~ HO KYRT = we SR = wer" — €*) ~ In(l — &™), = (6%) ~ HO KYRT = ~In(1 — 9, where = co — 2o.KVTS when spectroscopic constants (in em”*) are available, or w= coos Where w (in em”') is the fundamental frequency of a harmonic, oscillator. (@) Comections for anharmonic vibrations = 16y _ ue oR ue =F 4 WeXaBe" Axi Bx) | 12Xwie™ e-1) e-n" J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9 (HD) — HO KVRT 28, MGW), AKwret ut @=y tet 9 6y 8 Bue" AXuee” OR =D e=e = 1G) - HO K RT _31, 8 ku where w= ( ~ 2w.%}(eaT), X = watson, 8 = O/B, and YY Bdivgs oy Wek, Be and a are in em! (€) Blectronic ‘Same as I(b) when the ith-state vibrational partition function, Ql, and the ith-state rotational partition function, Qj, are equal tothe respective ground-state partition functions. In this ‘case the partition function Q- 04 : EQ. otherwise all the thermodynamic functions are derived from 2 OX9:010), ‘where Q, is the translational partition function and Qk» giexp(-ce/T). 6.4.3. Linear Polyatomic Molecule (a) Translation: Same as in I(a) (b) Rotation: Same as in II(b). (©) Vibration: Same as in I1(c) for 3N - 5 vibrational de- agrees of freedom, (@)_Comections for anharmonic vibrations tion is normally neglected ‘This contribu- (©) Electronic: Same as Ie) where levels and quantum ‘weights are known, 6.1.4 Nonlinear Polyatomic Molecule (Rigid Rotator, Harmonic Oscillator) (2) Translation: Same as in Ta). (6) Rotation: GAR = 32, (H°(T) ~ H°O KYRT ~ 372,NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES 19 mR = 3+ Linddatale) — Ino + 3 I SOR = 5 + Fin(algle) ~ Ino +3 In? 3), 02,1 +B inghs + F nm) = [G°D) = HOKWRT = File) ~ Ino 3 3,2 (1 + Slo + (5 In hos + 5 lnm) (© Vibration Same as I(@) for 3N ~ 6 vibrational degre of freedom. @) Corrections for anharmonic vibrations. ‘This contribution is normally neglected. (©) Electronic Same as II(e) where levels and quantum weight are known, 6.2. Dates At the bottom of the tabulation side of each table, there are ‘one or two dates. These dates refer to the approximate time at which the evaluation for these tables was completed. The data for the most recent and the preceding evaluation are given. ‘These dates will be atthe bottom of the page atthe right-hand side and left-hand side, respectively. Previously, all revision dates had been listed. Current practice will limit the dates 10 two. For the gas phase tables, the standard-state pressure is given in parentheses after the date(s) If the dates ar identical, then the difference in this current table and its predecessor lies jn the changes due to the standard-state pressure. Contrary to previous practice, the latest issue date of each table is not given in either of the two indices in this publication. 7. Additions, Revisions, and Corrections In this Fourth Edition there are numerous typographical errors from the Third Edition which have been corrected However, there are calculation errors in the formation properties for the following compounds: AICLNa(cr), BHOx(), BH,O,(), BiK0 (0, Be.O4g), B.OP(g), BrPS(e). CH%g), CNG®), COW), CTI(er), GHA). Chien, GMgten), CHiCLSi(g), CHLFSi(g), CIFMg(a), CIHN(er), ChMo(2), CLPD(), ClT(er, 1 ex), Figen), FsTi(g), FeH,Ox(), HPQ), HS(g), H:P(g). HsPG@), He"@), LO"), MEP:0.(cn, 08,0), Wig), W"(g), Zr), and Zr'(g). These also have been corrected In addition new tables have been constructed many halogen oxides. These include 5 iodine oxides, 5 bromine oxides, 7 cilorine oxides, and 4 oxygen fluorides. 8. Acknowledgments ‘The Fourth Edition of the NIST-JANAF Thermochemical ‘Tables has been prepared with the financial support and cooperation of the Standard Reference Data Program of Technol- ‘ogy Services and the Physical and Chemical Properties Divi- sion of the Chemical Sciences and Technology Laboratory. Many thanks are extended to Dr. John R. Rumble, Jr. and Dr. Richard F. Kayser for their assistance in formulating the com- pletion ofthis work. This effort involved the conversion of the electronic files from the Third Edition of this work, a refor- ‘matting for the preparation of both electronic and hard copy ofthis publication, With numerous comments from the scientific community and the conscientious and dedicated work on the part of the SRDP staff, this Fourth Edition is a much improved publication. Numerous typographical errors were detected and corrected, Although many were involved in this transcription process, special thanks are due Sabina A.-M. risen, Linda Diane Decker, and Constance L. Seymour. It was their hard-driving efforts that brought this endeavor t0 a close and added significant value to the publication. Barly efforts in this conversion process benefitted from the help of Mary E. Dal-Favero, Judith T. Calabrese, and Cheryl Williams Levey. ‘This Fourth Edition of the NIST-JANAF Thermochemical ‘Tables has included many changes due to typographical, nu- ‘merical, and grammatical errors noted by many scientists. ‘Thanks are extended to John Angus, Darrell Butt, Edward B. Dismukes, Denton S. Ebel, David M. Gay, Goran Grimvall, Robert S. Hiers, I, Alan W. Irwin, K. T. Jacob, Pinchus Lauter, Jim Lyons, John Norman, S. $. Pandit, Cesar Sasti, ‘Theondore Selover, William R. Smith, Alan N. Syverud, Yu- taka Tanaka, and Michael R. Zachari ‘The effort devoted to the publication of the Third Edition (via an electronic format) made the transition here easier. The editor gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the US. Department of Energy (Contract No. DE AC22- 8IPC41514) for the publication of the Third Edition. The encouragement and continued cooperation by our Technical Project Officer, Mr. F-E. Spencer, Ir, is also greatly appreciated. The preparation ofthe individual JANAF Thermochem- ical Tables was supported by the DOE (Mr. F.E. Spencer, Jr) and the AFOSR (Dr. L. H. Caveny). The authors sincerely appreciate the support of those two organizations. A special note of thanks is extended to Dr. Joseph F. Masi (AFOSR, retired) who fought for the support and continuation of this, project during some very difficult funding periods in the late 1960s and early 1970s, ‘The JANAF Thermochemical Tables have benefitted substantially over the past 35 years from the many scientists scattered throughout the world who have provided us with unpublished data, data in advance of publication, clarifica- tions of fine points of experimentation and interpretation, and free and helpful discussions on a wide range of scientific ‘matters, Our heartfelt thanks are long overdue to all involved, ‘The preparation of the Third Edition publication required the help and cooperation of many individuals. 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New York. 1980. NG. N, Lewis and M, Randall. Thermodynamics, 2nd ed, revised by K S. Diet and L. Brewer (MeGraw-Hil, New York, 1961) B,J, MeBride and S. Gordon, FORTRAN IV Program fr Calculation of “Trermodyamie Dats, NASA TN D-4097, 1967, 129 pp. RCE, MeDowell, Quantum Chemistry Program Exchange, Indiana Univer ‘iy, QCPE #269, 1974,NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES a 10. Indices to Tables ‘There are two indices provided with this publication. Both indices are alphabetical, one by chemical name and one by chemical formula, In both cases the state of the compound is. ‘given in parentheses afier the chemical formula. The tables and discussions are arranged in the same order as given in the chemical formula index. 10.1. Description of the Chemical Formula Index to the NIST-JANAF Thermochemical Tables ‘The tables included inthis publication are ordered as given by the Chemical Formula Index. The modified Hill indexing system [J. Am. Chem. Soc. 22, 478 (1900)) for chemical ‘compounds, as used by Chemical Abstracts, is employed here to order the tables. ‘The Hill empirical formula is obtained for a particular compound by placing the elements in their alphabetical order tunless C is present, in which case C is placed first, H second, ‘and the remaining elements in alphabetical order. Substances, with the same Hill formula are ordered alphabetically by their name. However, tables representing different states of the same species are in the order crystal, liquid, crysta-liguid, and ideal gas. AAs examples, BeCl(g) would appear as written, whereas NaCi(g) would be filed under CINa(g). To expand on the ordering of carbon compounds, the C always comes first followed immediately by H if hydrogen is present, and then followed by any other elements present in their normal alphabetical order. The number of atoms of the element indexed first also influences the order of indexing the compound: e.g, all formulas with C (one carbon atom only) come before those with C: (two carbon atoms), followed by C compounds, and soon, Thus: CHBF.O (formyl fluoride, compound with BF:), CHC! (chloroform), CHsF:P (trifluormethylphosphine), ‘CHANOs (methyl nitrate), CH.CIL:Si (dichloromethylsilane), CHyN.O, (hydrazine carbonate), CO (carbon monoxide), CO; (carbon dioxide), COsZn (zine carbonate), CZr (zirco- ‘nium carbide), C;Ba (barium acetylide), C:BrCIF; (bro mochlorodifluoroethylene), C;Ca (calcium carbide), and so ‘on. See any formula index of Chemical Abstracts for further details and examples. ‘The electron gas, e” (ref st, is inserted in the filing order after the deuterium species. Nonstoichiometric compounds are inserted just prior to or just after the corresponding stoi- chiometric order. 10.2. Description of the Chemical Name Index to the NIST-JANAF Thermochemical Tables ‘The nomenclature for the chemical species included in this publication does not fully corespond tothe current Chemical Abstracts practice. The attempt has been made to use names as easily understandable as possible while not deviating far from the Chemical Abstracts system. Cited are two examples where the Chemical Abstracts nomenclature is followed, AIBn(g) and BBri(g) ae listed as aluminum bromide and tribromoborane, respectively. For historical reasons, we would have preferred to name BBr(g) as boron bromide. However, Chemical Abstracts refer to most boron halides as borane derivatives, On the other hand, whereas ALBrs is called di-p-bromotetrbromoaluminum in Chemical Ab- stracs, this publication uses aluminum bromide. In summary, general comments on the nomenclature are: (1) The cazbon and silicon neutral species follow the Chemical Abstracts organic-ype nomenclature in which the name reflects the type of bonding. (@) The -ium suffix that denotes positive ions is not used. ‘CH'(g) is named “methylidyne, on’ whereas Chemical Abstracts uses methyliumylidene. (@) Salts are not named as an acid, metal salt of. For example, BaSO«is barium sulfate, not sulfuric acid, barium salt (4) Many mineral names are usd. (5) The sometimes confusing nomenclature for bridged structures in dimers. is not used, Normally the ‘monomer name is used. In adopting this modified Chemical Abstracts nomenclature, there are numerous species for which the name will be significantly different from earlier JANAF publications. I is impractical to list all name changes, but in the more severe cases, a comment is made on the tables as to the previously used name. ‘J. Phys. Cher. Ref. Data, Monograph @Formula Are Aen AM Ale) A@ ai) a@ AiBOx) AMG) AuBie Aus) AuBederd) eae) Aico, Aneta) ALCLR@) ALCLE@) ALCLFK) ALCOKe) ALCO) ALCh) nci@ ALCE@) ALCLFK) Acie ALC) Welder) NC) AVCLK CD) ALCia(e ANCuKie A\Clnete ALR Ar®) ALO AUR) iF) ALE®) AMFOW®) ALROF®) ANBUED La) ANFAeH) ANP) ALR) ALLA) ALN) ALK) ALRALeD AVRIL) \Fiven AMFANaGe) AME AVRN NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES 10.3 Chemical Formula Index Table Tite ‘Amina (AD) Aluminum (AD) Aluminum (AD) ‘Aluminum (AD) ‘Auminum (AD) Aluminum fn (AM) Aluminum, ion (AI) Aluminum borate (AIBO:) Aluminum bromide (AIBE) Aluminum bromide (AB) Aluminum bromide (ABs) ‘Aluminum bromide (AIBr) Aluminum bromise (ALB) ‘Aluminum ehosde (AIC) Aluminum ehlorde, on (AICI) Aluminum ehioie Quoride (AICIF) Alueninwm ehioride Auoride, jon (AICI) Alueinum eblorge Nuorige (AICIF.) ‘Aluminum chloride oxide (OAIC) Aluminum ehlovide oxide (OAIC) ‘Aluminum ehoede (AIC) Alurinur chord, jon (AIC) ‘Aluminum ehoede, on (AIC) Aluesinum chloride Suorge (AICLF) Aluminum ehoede (AIC) Aluminum eboride (AIC) ‘Aluminum ehloeide (AIC) ‘Aluminum chloride (AIC Potassium teracloroluminate (KAICL) Sodium terachloroaiaminate (NaAICL) Potassium hevachloroaluminae (K.AICI) Sodium hexachloroaluminate (NAIC) Aluminum Avoid (AIF) Aluminum furie, ion (AIF) Aluminum fori oxide (OAIF) ‘Alumiow Nucride (AIF) ‘Aluminum Avoid, fon (AIF) ‘Aluminum Avo, fon (AIF?) Aluminum Mori oxide (OAIF) [Aluminum fluoride oxide, ion (OAIF) ‘Aurinum fui (AIF) ‘Aluminum Auoride (AIFS) Aluminum Auorde (AIFS) Aluminum Auoride (AIF) ‘Tetaueroaluminate, ion (AIFZ) Lithium teraluroaluminate (LIAIF,) Sodium terafloroslaminate (NAIF) Potassium hexaoraminate (KAIF) Lihivm bexaforoaluminate(LiAIF) Lihivm bexafloroaluminte (LisAIFQ) Lithium bexaftuoroauminte(LOAIF®) CCryolite alpha (NasAIFQ) CCryalite, bea (NAA) Cryalte (NaAIFO Page aageaggareeses n * 1s 8 ” n BYRRLLSLSeesaaeeAsse 108 0 a m2 Formula ALFINaGerd) ALE) AlHOia) AHO) AHO) AUHLOF(@) ALH,O.G) LHL) Auhi@) Aude ALI Allert) Aide) ALLOK) ALLLO,D ALLO, ALNYC ALN@) AlNOse OK) ALi) ALOT) ALO) ALOR) ALSi(@) ania) AliBe,O4er) AAhBe.O4D ABeiOder) ALB) cule) ALOK Kee) ALAe) ALL) ALMg.Odr) AM BOA AhMgOder) ALOK) ALOTW) LOG) ALOK) ALOKeD) ALOKeD) wou Ox) ALO.) ALOser) ALOSi(e2) ALO-Si(e2) ALOSi(e=) AbSKe®) ALF Nase) ee) ADFubin( » te CCryotte (NaLATF Aluminum hyabie (AIM) Aluminum hydride oxide (OAM) Aluminum hydtoxide (AIH) Aluminum hydroxide, fon (AION') Aluminum hydroxide, fon (AIOH™) Aluminum hydroxide oxide (OAIOH) Lithium tetahydroaluminate(LIAIH,) ‘Aluminum odie (Alt) Aluminum iodide (Ah) Aluminum iodide (AIL) Aluminum iodide (AIL) Auminum tdi (AIL) Lithium aluminum oxide (LiA10;) {Lithium aluminum oxide (LiAIO;) Lithium alumiqum oxie (LiA1O;) Aluminum nivide (AIN) Aluminum nivie (AIN) Sodium aluminum oxide (NaAIO;) ‘Aluminum oxide (AIO) Aluminum oxide, fn (A10") Alumiaum oxide, fon (AIO) ‘Aluminum oxide (A10.) Aluminum oxide, on (AIO=) Aluminum side (AIS) ‘Aluminum (Al) Beryl aluminum oxide (BeALO.) Beryllium aluminum oxide (BeALO.) Beryllium aluminum oxide (BeALO.) Aluminum bromide (AIBR)) Aluminum eboride (AICL),) Potassium slumioum chloride (K:AlCl) Aluminum furide (AIFD;) ‘Aluminum ii (AII}) “Magnesium aluminum oxide (MgALO,) ‘Magnesium aluminum oxide (Mgal,0.) ‘Magnesium aluminum oxide (MgAl:0.) ‘Aluminum oxide (ALO) ‘Aluminum oxide, ion (ALO") Aluminum oxide (AIO?) Aluminum oxide, ion (ALO) Aluminum oxide, alpha (ALO) ‘Aluminum oxide, deli (A:0:) Aluminum oxide, gamma (AL 0%) Aluminum oxide, kappa (ALO}) ‘Aluminum oxide (A104) ‘Aluminum oxide (A103) Aluminum site, andalusite (ALSIO3) Aluminum silicate, kyanite (AsS103) ‘Aluminum ses, silimanite(ALSiO) ‘Aluminum stfide (ALS) Chiotte (NEALE. Chiotite (NesALE Chiolte (NEALE Tite 23 Page us iy hs ls ur he 9 0 a m2 14 as 126 ir 8 10 1 ma i 4 bs 16 7 ry 9 0 Mai 1a. ir J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 924 Formula AlBe Onder) AlBe 0x40) AaBeOvkers) AlOuSien Andee aro) Bye) Bye Bo Buen) Be) Bie) Bie) ByBe,Ox8) BB) BB Chis) ByBaChie) B.BAFi@) BBR) BBV) BB) BiBrChie) BBAF@) BBA) BiB) BBW) BiclKe) Bici@) BCP) ByChFA) ByChOWs) ByCl4a) Bick) BCk@) BCLFi) ByCLEY) Byclda) BR@ BROW) BK) Br BE@ BRMY®) BEKO) BROW) BR) BEKO) BFK BEAK\erD) BEK@) BH@ BHO) BHOT®) BHOF Table Title Beryl aluminum oxide (BeALOw) Berylum aluminum oxide (BeALOs) Beryl aluminum oxide (BeALOw) Aluminum sae, mullite (ALSi(0;) ‘Argon (A) ‘Argon ica (Ar) Bora (8) ‘Boro, ion (B") Boron, fn (8°) Beryllium borate (BeBO:) Bromoborane (BBs) Bromachloroborae (BB:CI) Bromodichloroborane (BBCI) Bromofiuroborane (BEF) Bromodifuorsborane (BBE; Boron bromide oxide (OBB) Dibromoborane (BB) Ditromochlorborane (BBR:C}) Dibromfuoroborane (BBP) Dibromoborane (RHE) ‘Tribromoborane (BB) ‘ribromoborane (BB) CChorcborane (BC) CChoroborane, ion (BCT) CChorofucroborane (BCIF) CClorodiuoreborane (BCI) Boron chloride oxide (OBC) Dichiorwborane (BCI) Dichoroborane, fon (BCI) Dichorohorae, ion (BCI) Dichiorouorsborane (BCLF) Dichiroborane (BHC) ‘Trihloroborane (BCI) ‘luoroborane (BF) Boron furide oxide (OBF) Diftoroborne (BF,) Diftuoroborne on (BF) Diftuoroborane, on (BFS) Diftuoroborane (BHF) Dinuorohydroxyborane (BF,OH) Boron Muri oxide (OBF:) ‘Trifuoroborane (BF) Potassium terafuoroborate (KBF,) Potassium terauoroborate (KB) Potssum wrauoroborte (KBF,) Potassium eratuoroborte (KBF,) Borane (BH) Boron hydride oxide (HBO) Boron hydride oxide, ion HBO") Boron hydride oxide, jon (HBO") J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9 MALCOLM W. CHASE us 176 m v8 19 180 181 1 13 188 ms: 186 187 188 189 190 1 12 193 198 95 196 wr 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 208 210 au 22 a3 24 215 216 207 28 219 20 21 am 23 24 Formula BHOKe) BHO4@) BHSi@ BS BKe) BiHLO4®) B® BiHLOKen BOW BHC) BLED BNE) B® Bike Bie BK.OKe9 BxKOM BKOKeRD BiKOM@ BLiOxe BLO.) ByLiOxerd BLiOr) BiNiten BN@ BNaOKen BNa0«0) BINAOKe BNaoxe) 30@) Boxe) Bore) Bie) Bey Ba BiBe 04g) B:BesO4er B.C) BsFAe) BRO) Bove Bio.) Bie) BMeieo) 300) Boxe) B,0Ke9 B04) B:OMer) 8,048) BLOF er Barven Bari) Bie) Bizeie Baze) Table The Borie aid (HBO) Borie ais (HBO) Boron hydride sulle (HBS) Boro hydride sulfide on (HBS") Borane (BH) Dityroxyborane (B(OH) Borane (BH) Bore acid (H,B0,) Borie acid (4,803) Potassium tetrahydroborate(KBH) Lithium terahydroborate (LiBH,) Sodium terahydrborate (NaBH) Tedoborane (8) Diiodoborane (B;) “hiodoborane (8) Potassium torte (KBO:) Poussium borate (KBO:) Potassium borate (KBO:) Potassium borate (KBO:) Lithium borate (L:B03) Lithium borate (LiBO3) Lithium bore LiB0) Lithium borate (Li80) ‘Boron nitride (BN) ‘Boron nitride (BN) Sodium borate (NaBO) Sodium borate (Nab) Sodium borate (NaBO) Sodium borate (NaBO>) Boron oxide (HO) Boron oxide (80%) Boron oxide, on (803) Boron slide (BS) “Titanium boride CHB) Boron (8) Beryl borate (Be(BO)) Beryllium borate (Bes8:0.) Dichlroborane (BCL)) Diuoroborane (BF) Difuoroborane oxide (O(BF:}) Dinydroxyborane (B(OH) Dinydronyborane (BCOH})) Diborane (BH) ‘Magnesium boride (MgB) Boron oxide (8:0) Boron oxide (BO) Boron oxide (2,0;) Boron oxide (B,0;) Boron oxide (B,0;) ‘Boron oxide (8:01) Lead borate (P28,0.) ‘Tianium boride (TB) ‘Titanium boride (TB) ‘Tianium boride (TB) Zirconium boride (ZB) Zirconium boige (ZB) Page ns 26 a 28 230 21 232 233 234 235 236 237 2 29 20 21 22 2a 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 282 283 254 255 256 237 258 239 260 261 262 268 264 265 266 261 268 269 270 m m a a4 ns 26 n 28 2 280Formula Bazr(ert) B.ChLOWe) BHO) BAH OW) BAROxeD) BROW BAH,OMer) BH.OKe) BHOW) BNE) BAK:OKe) BKOx) BXKOxer!) BLOKE) BAiOx) BALLOXr!) Baer) BuNO(e) BaN0K) BANa.O,er!) BOWPoic) BaD Bathe) BAKO.) BuiOWer) BaNasOule BO,Pb\er) BiK.0,4e9) BAK.0,40) BsK,0,Ker8) BuLiOsKer) Bol, foo) Bal.A) Bolen) Bubl ée) BuOnPosen Bairen Baye) Bat) Bayer) axe) Baris) Bare) Buber) Babe) Barcel) BaBras) BaChis) Baclter) BaCix) BaCi(erd) BC) BaF Ke) Bure) BaFKe) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES. Table Tite Zirconium boige Ze) Tiichloroboroxin (B,0,C1) luoroboroxin (B:H,OsF) Difluoroboroxn (BHO) ‘Trifworoboroxin (B:O3F) ‘Tritworcbocoxia (BOF) Boroxin (BHO) Boroxin (B:#,0)) Borie acid (HBO) Borazine (8.HNi) Potassium borate (K:B.0%) Potassium borate (K:B.0%) Potassium borate (K:B,0%) Lithium borate (L:8.0,) Lithium borate (Lg8.05) Lihivm borate (8.05) “Magnes boise (MgB) Sodium borate (N2:B.0%) Sodium borate (Na:B.0%) Sodium borate (Na:B.0%) Lead borate (POB.0;) Pentaboane (8) Pentaborane (BH) Potassium borate (K:B.0,) Lithium borate (Ls8,0,0) Sodium berate (N2:B,0n) Lead borate (POB,O) Potassim borate (K: B40) Pots borate (K:B,0) Potassiam torte (K:B:0,) Lithium borate (Li:8,0..) Decaborane (Bx) Decaborane (Bi) Decaborane (Bid, Decaborane (BH, Lead borate (PB Or) Barium (Ba) Barium (8 Barium (Ba) Barium (Ba) Barium (Ba) Barium, fon Ba") Barium brome (BB) Barium bromige (BB) Barium bromie (BaBr) Bari bromide (BoB) Barium bromide (BaBr) Barium ebovde (Ba) Barium chloride (BIC) Barium chloride (BxCl) Barium chloride (BxC1) Barium chloride (BxC1) Barium Mooride (BaP) Barium Mooi, ion BaF") Barium Muoride (BaF) 286 v1 22 23 24 B38 8 9 301 302 303 304 2105 306 08 30 ait a2 a3 a4 ais 316 39 320 31 322 23 a4 225 326 a7 328 309 30 331 an 333 aM as 336 a7 Formula BaF) BaF(er)) BaF Ke) Ba.HO8) BAH OW) BaiH.OXer) BaH.040) BaiH,04er) BiH Oxa) Baia) Basher) Baht) Baler) Bailis) Bae) Ba0.0) BaOxert) BHO) Basie) BaSi@) Beye) Beyer) Bei) Beyer!) Beg) Bere) BesBrig) BeyBraer BeiBrts) Beis) Be:Ci@) BEC) Bechler) Bechler) Becht) Be\crfert) Be(Chis) BeFi@) BesFxer) Bea) BeF(er)) BeR@) BeFLiven Ber LAG BeFiLiver) BeFLine) BeFsLiner) BeFLidd) Beier) Betis) Beso) BeHOa) BesHO'G) Bese) BelH.OKer) ‘Table Title Barium fucride (BaF) Barium fucride (BaF) Barium ucride (BaF) Barium hydroxide (B20H) Barium hyeronde, on (B4OH") Barium hyéroxise, alpha (Bx(O¥)) Barium hydroxide (Ba(OHD,) Barium hydroxide (B(OH) Barium hydroxide (B(OH) Barium iodide (Bal) Barium iodide (Bal) Barium iodide (Bal) Barium iodide (Bal) Barium fodide (Bal) ‘Barium oxide (B10) Barium oxide (BO) Barium oxide (Ba0) Barium oxide (BO) Barium sulfide (BaS) Barium sulfide BaS) Beryl (Be) Beryl (Be) Berytium (Be) Beryl (Be) Benji (Be) Berytum, ion (Be) Benylium bromide (BeBe) Benyliam bromide (BeB) Beryl bromide (BeB:) Benyliam chloride (BeCt) Beryl chloride, ion (BeCt") Beryl chloride furide (BECIF) Berylliom chloe, alpha (BeCl) Beryllium chloride, beta (BeCl) Beryllium chloe (BEC) Beryllium chloe (BeCl) Beryllium chloride (BEC) Beryllium Muodde (BeF) Beryliom Nuorde (BEF) Beryllium Nuorde (BEF) Beryllium fuorde (BeF,) Beryllium fuorde (BeF;) Lithium wiuorobelate(LIBEF,) Lithium winuorobeylate(LIBEF,) Lithium wituoroberylate(LIBEF,) Lithium writuoroberylte (LiBEF,) Lithium teratuoroberlate (LiBEF,) Lithium terafluoroberlate (LisBeF.) Lithium teratuoroberlate (LiBeF.) Beryliom hydride (Be) Beryl hydride, in (BeH") Beryllium hydroxide (BeOH) Berylim hydroxide, ion (BeOH") Beryllium hydride (Bet) -erylism hydroxide, alpha (B(OH) Page 338 339 30 a 30 a0 a4 34s 346 30 348 ue 350 351 382 353 354 355 357 61 362 38 368 365 366 367 368 30 370 an an 33 374 375 36 an a8 2” 300 281 382 383 384 385 386 387 388 339 390 21 202 23 394 395 J Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 926 MALCOLM W. CHASE Formula Table The Page | Formula ‘Table Title Page Belt 4er) Berylium hydroxide, bela (Be(OH) 336 | BrMows) “Molybdenum brome (MoB) 432 ‘Berylium hydroxide (Be(OH)) em) Bromoimidogen (NB) 43 Beryl iodide (Bet) ee) [Nitros bromide (ONB®) ose Berylum ioide (Be) 89 | Braver) Sodium bromide (NeB1) 435 Beryllium iodide (Bel) 200 | Banad) Sodium bromide (NoBY) 456 Bester) Beryllium iodide (Bel) aor | Benager Sodium bromide (NaB®) “7 Bei) Benim iodide (Bel) a2 | BrNag) Sodium bromide (NOB) 458 Be.Ni(a) Beryliom nitride (Be) 3 | Brow) Bromine xide (810) 459 Be,Oxen Beryl oxide, alpha (BeO) ot | Broxe) Bromine oxide (08:0) 40 Be,Oxen Beryl oxide, beta (Be0) aos | Brox) Bromine oxide (B00) 461 BeOxt) Beryllium oxide (BeO) 405 | Broxe) Bromine oxide (B10) 46 Be,Oxerd) Berl oxide (BeO) aor | Bore) Phosphorus bromide (PB) 463 Be,Oxg) Beryllium oxide (BeO) aos | BrPoie) Lead tromise (PBB) 464 BeOS) Berylium sulfate, alpha (BeS0.) a9 | Brsive Bromosiyidyne (SBP) 4s Be,O.Sier) Beryllium sulfate, bela (BeS0.) 410 | Brsis) Scontum bromide (SB) 466 Be,0.8(e0) Beryllium sulfe, gamma (BeSO.) au | ante ‘Tianium bromide (TBA) 461 Be{O.W\(x) Beryllium tungsten oxide (BeWO.) a2 | Bawa@ “Tungsten bromide (WBE) 468 Bese) Beryllivm sulfide (BeS) a3 | Beanie) Zirconium bromide (2B) 49 Be Sia) Berylium sulfide (BeS) ats | Baten Bromine (Br) 0 Bex) Beryliumn (Be) ais | peter Bromine (Bn) an BeiClés) Berylium elorde ((BeCL)) ais | Brie) Bromine (Br) an BeOKg) Berylium frie oxide (O(BEP) ait | Becaen Clem bromide (CAB) ns Be,Ove) Berylium oxide (Be:0) 41 | Beco) Calcium bromide (C2B13) ama Bex) Berylium oxide (BeO>) 419. | Brcager) Calcium bromide (C281) as BeO.Sifer) Beryllium silicate (Be,S100) 20 | Baca) Calcium bromide (C281) 496 BesNcr) Berylium nid, alpha (BesN) aa | BaFecc non bromide FeBr) an BesNid) Beryl nitride Bes) 422 | Bare ron brome (FeBr) 478 BesNycel) Berytium nitride (Bess) 423 | BrFe\erd) ron bromide (FeBr) a BeOxe) Berylium oxide (BeO)) aaa | Boe) ron bromide (FeBr) 480 BeOde) Berylium oxide (BeO)) 425 | Batsixe) Dibromosiane (SiH,Br) 481 Be.Oug) Berylium oxide (BeO)) 426 | Brtiaye Mercury bromide (HB) 482 BesOae) Benylim oxide (BeO}) a7 | Bette Mercury bromide (HBr) 483 Bogen) Mercury bromide (HBr) 434 Brie) Bromine (Br) 429 | Borie) Mercury bromide (HBr) 485 Brig) Bromine, ion (Br) 490 | Bntexe Mercury bromide (HBr) 436 Brie) Bromine, ion (Be") a1 | BaKxe) Potassium bromie (KBN);) 437 Brice) ‘Calcium bromie (C3Bs) 42 | Babive) Lithium bromide (LIB) 438 Bru) Bromine chloride (BrC) 43 | BrMgier Magnesium bromide (MgB) 49 BnF@) Bromine Nuoride (BrF) a4 | Bowe “Magnesium bromide (MB) 490 BrP) Bromine Muoride (BrF) 495 | BoMgicr) Magnesium bromide (MgB) ~ BnFug) Bromine Nuoride (Br) 436 | BnMace) ‘Magnesium bromide (MgB) 2 BnFSiCe) Sulfur bromise Marie (SBF) 47 | BaMgi@) ‘Magnesium bromide, ion (MgB) 3 Brite) Hydrogen bromise (HB) 438 | BaMoser, ‘Molybéenum bromide (MeBr) 4 Brit. sina) Bromosilane(SiH,B) 49 | BrMoie) “Molybseaum bromide (MoBr2) 05 BrHLN(er) Ammenium bromie (NHB) 440 | BaNaxe) Sodium bromide ((NaB) 26 Bree) ‘Mercury bromide (HgB1) aa | Brow) Bromine oxide (BrOB!) 7 Bris) Iodine bromide (180) 42 | Brow Bromine oxide (B10) 28 Briki(e) Potassium bromide (KBY) 4 | BaPoKco Lead tromise (PBB) 9 Brki) Potassium bromide (KB) at | Baro Lead bromide (PBB) 500 Boke) Potassium bromide (KB®) 44s | BaPoiend) Lead bromide (PBB) so BrkiGs) Potassium brome (KB) 446 | BaPoig) Lead bromide (PBB) 502 BrLiver) Lithium bromide (LIB) a7 | Bosive) Dibromosilylene (SB) 503 Brin) Lithium bromide (LIB) 448 | Buster) Swontum brome (SB) ‘04 BrLiger!) Lithium bromide (LiBe) 49 | Bose) Stontum bromig ($5) 505 Brice) Lithium bromide (LIB) 450 | Buster) Swontum bromide (SB) ‘05 BoM) ‘Magnesium bromide (MgB) ast | Basnig) Stontum brome (Sr) sor 4. Phys. Chem. Ref, Data, Monograph 9Formula BuTi"ee) Buti) BrZn(cn Brze() Brdn(ex) Brzn(e) Bolt Siva) BoMo(en) BrMoie) BOP) BoPis) BoPSi(e) Bosive) Beiter) BeTiCe) Beizeier) Beri) Bree) BrMexe) BrMo\e) Broce) BrPh(a) Bri) Brsiva) Brithier) Batic BrTi(er!) BrTi@) Brids(ee) BraZn(g) BrNbser) Bran) BriNb(erd) BrNbi(e) BrWite Bric) BrW\(er) BuWiGs) Bawier) BaWile) Caster) ce) c@ ce @ Ale) Cie) Baden Bay CyBaers) Bese Bex) cyBedert) cpa) CBF) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Table Tite ‘Tianium bromide (FB) ‘Tianium bromide (FB) Zirconium bromide 22812) Zirconium bromide 2x81) Zirconium bromide Ze) Zirconium bromide 2B) ‘Tribromosilane (SHB) “Molybdenum bromide (MoBr) “Molybdenum bromide (MoBr) Phosphory! bromide (POB.;) Phosphorus bromide (PE) “Thiophosphoryl bromide (PSB1) Tribomoslyl (SB) Titanium bromide (TB) “Tanium bromide (TIBh) Zirconium bromide (228) Zirconium bromide (22815) ton bromide (Fen) ‘Magnesia bromide (MgB) ‘Molybdenum bromide (MB) ‘Molybdenum bromide (MoBr.) Lead bromie (FOB) Tetrbromostane (SiBe) Tetrabromoilane (SiBei) “Titanium bromide (TB) Titanium bromide (TBs) ‘Tianium bromide (iB) ‘Tianium bromide iB) ireonium bromide 2B) ‘sconium bromide (8) [Niobium bromide (NOB) [Niobium bromide (NOB) Niobium bromide (NOB) Niobium bromide (NEBr) ‘Tungsen bromide (Wr) ‘Tungsen bromide (Wr) “Tungsten bromide (Wr) ‘Tungsten bromide (WB) “Tungsten bromide (WB) ‘Tungsten bromide (WB) [Niobium carbide (NDC) Carton (©) Carton (©) Carbon, on (C2) Caton, ion (7) Aluminum eabide (AIC) Boron cabise (BC) Boron carbide (B.C) Boron carbide (B.C) Boron eabide (B.C) Berylium earide (BesC) Beryllium cabs (Be:C) Berylium cab (Be.C) ‘Bromometylidyne (CBX) Bromotrfluoromethane (CB) Page 508 509 510 si si2 si sis 315 516 si7 sie 319 su 522 323 a4 325 526 327 528 529 330 S31 sx 333 334 535 37 538 539 540 sai se se Bae ss 50 550 551 382 533 sss 556 58 39 560 61 5 363 Formula CBr) de) cue) Caro crcurs cane cco) ccus) CCR cco) core) C.chFie) ccs) CicuNier) CRE) cre) CRN) CROK) cre) CR GROV) Grae cre) Grae) rae) CROW) CRS@) cine) cine cue) cacy) GHCLF®) cHcie) OHF@) CHLFOKE) conn ae) CHiN CHINO) CHOW) ‘CuH.OKe) cHP@) re) CHAF®) CHC) CHF) Choe) itis) catcwe cHasive) cme) CALF Sie) citlae) Che) CiKNKe) CaKiNA) CiKAN er Table Tile Cyanogen bromide (B/C) ‘Tevrabeomomethane (CBr CChorometylidyne (CC) CCubonicehlsde Nuoride (COCIF) CChlorotrtuoromethane (CIF) Cyanogen corde (CICN) CCarvoayl chloride (COC) Dichlorometiylene (CCL) Dichlorodifturomethane (CCL) CCutonic dichloride (COC) ‘Trichloromethy! (CCL) ‘Trieloronuoromethane (CCL) ‘Terachlorometnane (CCL) ‘Copper cyanide (CUCN) Flsromethylidyne (CP) Floromethylidyne, fon (CF) Cyanogen furide FCN) ‘Carbonyl foride (COF) Difuoromethylene (CF) Difluoromethyene, on (CF) CCaoniediuoride (COF.) “Teinworomehyl (CF) ‘TeiMucromethy, fon (CF) “Teinuoriodomethane (CIF) ‘Tetratuoromethane (CF) ‘Teinuorometty! hypoftuorite(CF:OF) Pentafuoreifluoromethy sulfur (CFSF3) Methlidyne (CH) “Methlidyne, ion (CH") (Chioromeiylene (CHC CChorediuoromethane (CHCIF,) DiehloroNuoromethane (CHCLF) ‘THichloromethane (CHC) Flyoromethylne (CHP) Frmylfuoriée (HCOF) “riNworomethane (CHF) Hydrogen eyanige (HCN) Hydrogen isocyanate (HNCO) Foy (HCO) Foy, fon HCO") “Methinophosphide (CHP) Methylene (CH) CChorefuoromethane (CH:CIF) Dichloromethane (CHC) Difuoromethane (CHF) Formaldehyde (HCO) Methyl (CH) CChoromethane (CHC, ‘Techloromethylsiane(SiCH.CL) Fluoromethane (CHF) “Teinuoromethyslae (SICH) Methane (CH.) ‘Cyanogen iodide (CNI) Potassium cyanide (KCN) Potassium cyanide (KCN) Potassium cyanide (KCN) ar Page 564 565 565 set 569 70 sm sn sm 314 375 396 sm 59 50 sa 582 583 se 585 586 87 588 589 91 32 393 504 395 596 610 out en 613 6s sis sis 617 6s 619 J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monagraph 928 MALCOLM W. CHASE Formula ‘Table Tite Page | Formula Table The Page KING Potassium cyanide (KCN) eo | cae) 616 Cik:04e9 Potassium carbonate (K:CO.) a | coe ‘Oxiane (C310) on GiK:0.0) Potassium carbonate (K:CO,) o2 | GkN«e Potassium cyanide (KEN) on GaK:Oxer Potassium caronate (K:CO,) «23 | cite Lithium eabide (LC) on CLi0Ke9 Lithium carbonate (LCs) 24 | camgter, Magnesium carbide (MgC.) 680 CLM Lithium carbonate (Li:CO3) 2s | GN@ ENC radial (CN) est CLiOKex) Lithia carbonate (Li:CO,) os | ce) Ethanedntile (CN) oo CaMgiOyc) Magnesium carbonate (MgCO.) ar | GANA) Sodium eynide (NSCN).) 63 cN@ ‘Cyanogen (CN) 2s | cow (CO radial (€:0) 684 cui ‘Cyanogen, ion (CN) oo | csi Silicon carbide (SiC) es oNr@ Cyanide (CN) 0 | ce Carbon (C3) eas GNINaKe) Sodium cyanide (NAN) et | cater) Aluminum carbide (ALC) or GNiNa\) Sodium cyanide (NACN) 632 | cicrxer) ‘Chromium carbide (CHC) 6s GNINa(ees) Sodium cyanide (NACN) 633, | camgxer) Magnesium carbide (MC) 69 GNNaie) Sodium cyanide (NACN) 64 | Coxe) Carbon suboride (C:0;) 60 CN) NCO radical (NCO) 6s | cus) Catton (C.) a1 cN@) ‘CNN raial (CNN) 636 | cat,sin ‘Tetramethysitne (Si(CHN9 o ce) NON radical (NN) 7 | cave 2-Buryneinile (CAN) @3 GNaOXe) Sodium eatonate (NisCO>) 638 | cavioxy ‘Nickel carbonyl (N(CO)) 4 GwNa0K0) ‘Seaium earoaate(Ne:CO3) 69 | cavioae) [Nickel carbonyl (N(CO)9) os GNaOxer!) Sodium carbonate (N3,C03) 640 | cue Carbon (C3) cd GoW) ‘Carbon monoxise (CO) eat | cre.) Iron carbonyl (FCO) or c.08i@) Carbon oxide sulfide (COS) 622 | creoK@) Iron earbony (FCO) 98 0x8) Carbon dioxide (CO%) 68 | ceri ‘Chromium carbide (Cis) 3 0348) Carbon dione on (COs) oa cre) Carbon phosphide (CP) 64s | cared Calcium (C3) 703 csi) Carbon sifide (CS) 646 | cave (Calcium, al (C3) 704 sie) Carbon disutide (C3) 67 | cave Calcium, bet (Ca) 70s sie Silicon carbide, alpha (SiC) 6 | com Calcium (Ca) 706 cisixes) Silieon carbide, beta (SiC) 69 | caver Calcium (Ca) 707 sive) Silicon carbide (SiC) 60 | caw) Caleiam (C2) 708 csixe) Silicon carbide (S.C) est | cate) Clem, ion (C34) 709 ciTaKe9 ‘Tantalum carbide (T2C) es2 | cacuie) (Calcium ehlorde (CoC) no ita) ‘Tantalum carbide (T3C) 683 | cacuieo Calcium chloride (C2C1) m Gitaiend ‘Tantalum carbide (ToC) est | coc Calcium chloride (CxC1) m cimiter) ‘Titanium carbide (iC) ess | cacixerd Calcium chloride (CXC) 13 cima) ‘Titanium carbide (TiC) a6 | cucu) Calcium eblorde (C2C1) na camer Titanium carbide (TiC) 6s7 | carte) Calcium frie (CaF) 1s Gizever) Zirconium carbide ZC) 6s | cari Calcium frie (CaF) 16 cazeah Zirconium carbide ZC) 69 | cara CCaeium fuori (CAF) a Gizntend) Zirconium carbide ZC) 660 | caryen) Calcium Muri (CaF) 78 cae) Carbon (C3) ost | carKe) Calcium Marie (CaF:) 19 Ge carbon, ion (C3) 62 | caHoye) Calcium hydroxide (CaOH) T0 CBee) Beryllium carbide (Bec) 63 | camoig) Calcium hydroxide, on (C3OH") m cc) Dichloroethyne (C:C1) 664 | Cattoxen Calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH) ™ c.cide) Tevrachloroethene (CCl) 655 | Ca.oxe) Calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH) oa cscule) Herachloroethane (G:C) 665 | cate Calcium iodide (Cal) na cai Chromium carbide (CAC) oer | catyen) Calcium iodide (Cal) ns CFA) Dinuoroethyne (CaF) ess | cau) Calcium iodide (Ca) ns CrNe) ‘TeiMuoroucetontile (CF-CN) 669 | caver) Calcium iodide (Cal) m cae) Tevafuoroetene (CF) 670 | calie) Calcium iodide (Cal) ns rae) Hexafuoreetane (CF) on | caoeer Calcium oxide (C20) ro cathe) Ethyoy! (CH) on | cao Calcium oxise (C20) 70 cach) CCioroethyne (CHC 613 | cayoyerd) Calcium oxise (C30) a1 cara) Foroethyne (CHP) ors | cuore) Calcium oxide (C20) mm che) Eihyne (C3) os | casier) Calcium suid (C38) ™ ‘J Phys. Chom. Ret. Data, Monograph 9Formula casio) cane) cus) cig) cute) cicove) cucsser ics) cuesierd) cucsie) cucayer) cucu cucuier) chewe) cD) C1D.0i) CuK) Cu Lie) CuFiMgie) CuF.O:SKe) CuFOMe) CuFOPKe) cue) Cu sie) curKe) CUES) cure) cutie CuHO®) CuHSiKe) CuHANer) CLEAN O4e) cutee) caer) cu cuter) CuK) euKyeo aK cuKie) aK ChK,O4en cuter) cuit Chior) chia CAL) CuLixe cuLiiow Cui O4er) chMae) cuMeice) CuNOKe CuNOxe) univer) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Table Tite Calc sige (C28) Calcium (Ca) CCiorine (cr Corie, on (Cr) CCiorine, on (Cr) Cobalt chloride (CoC) Cesium corse (CSCI) Cesium ehlorige (CSC!) Cesium ehlovge (Cs) (Cesium ehorge (CsCi) Copper chloride (CuC) Copper ehloride (CuCt) Copper chloride (CuCt) Copper chloride (CuCt) Hydrochloric aeid—d (DC) Hypochlorous aid—d (DOC) CCiorine fuoride (CIF) Lithia chloride Aorde (LiCIF) ‘Magnesium chloride Nuoride (MeCIF) Sulfur eloride rise ($0:C1F) Perclory Muorde (CIO,P) Phospbory! chloride Nuorde (POCIF:) Chlorine Muoride (CF) CChlorotrituoroslane (SICIFS) Chlorine nuoride (CIF) Sulfr chloride fore (SCI) Won chloride (FeCl) Hydrogen chlorise (HCD, “ypocnlorous aid (HOC) Chiorsiane(SiH.C1) “Ammonium chloride (NCD Ammonia perchlorate (NHLCIO) Mercury chloride (HaCt) Iodine chloride (CD) Todineehlrie (ICD Iodine ehorie cc) Iodine ebiride €c0) Potassium chloride (KCI) Potassium ehloride (KCI) Poussum ehlorde (KCI) Potasiom chloride (KCI) Potassium perchlorate (KCI0.) Lithium ehloride (LICH, Lithium chloride (Lic Lithium chloride (LIC) Lithium chloride (Lic) Lthiam hypoetore (Lic Lithium perborate (LiC10.) Lithium perchlorate (LiCiO Lithium perehlorste (LiC10) ‘Magnesium cloride (MgC ‘Magnesium chloride, ion (MCT) ‘Nitros elorige (ONC ity ehoride (N0,C1) Sodium ehorde (NaC) Page 7 135 a 738 739 70 74 742 143 744 145 746 7a 148 149 750 751 132 133 754 155 137 158 159 761 182 163 764 165 166 169 168 189 ™ m m ™ ™ ms 76 ™ 7 7 780 71 792 783 18s 786 187 78 789 Formula cunaey cunacerd cuNave) CuNa 04) CuNi) chow) come) chose) cuoxe) chowe) cue curbed curb) case cusie) use) cusive) cust) ume) cuwie cuz) Cixeen cucover) cucoxt) C1CoKer) cucova) cues) acai CROPie) ‘oFeven CuFed) chesenn Fee) cussing) catia atta) Chiteyend cute) cutee) cK cutive) chMigic cma) came cuMei@) ChMo.0xe) chNaa) univer) CEN) univers) CuNiKe) cow) LOW) uote) ChOx@) chOx8) » Table Tite Sodium corde (NaC) Sodium ehorde (NaC) Sodium chloride (NSC) Sodium perchlorate (NsCIO.) [Nickel ehlorde (NIC) Chlorine oxide (C10) ‘Ticanium chloride oxide (OTIC) (Clorine oxide (OCI0) CClorine oxide (C100) Corie oxide (C10)) Phosphorus chloride (PCD) ‘Lead chore (PoC, Lead ehlorde, on (POC) Sulfur chloride ($C) Sulfr chore on (SC) Sulfur chloride (C1) (Chorasiyioyne (SiC) Stontiom chloride (Sr) ‘Tianium ehlede CCN) “Tungsten chloride (WC) Zirconium chloride ZC) Chlorine (Ci) (Cobalt ehorde (CoC) Cobalt chloride (CoCL) Cobalt eblorde (CoC) (Cobalt ehlorde (CoC) Cesium chloride (CSC) Copper chore (CuCl) Phosphor elorde uorde (POCLF) Iron chloride (FeCl) ron chloride (FeCl) ron eblorie (FeCl) tron chloride (FeCl) Dichlorosilane (SiH: Ch) Mercury chore HgC) Mercury chloride (HEC) Mercury ehorde (HgCi) Mercury eblorde (HgCi) Mercury ehorde (He:C) Potassum chloride ((KC));) Lithium chloride (LiCD,) Magnesium chloride (MgC!) Magnesium chloride (MgC!) Mageesium chloride (MgCl) Magnesiom chloride (MgC!) Molybdenum chloride oxide (MoO%Ci,) Sodium ehlorde (NaC) [Nickel ehlerde (NCI) [Nickel eblorde (NC) [Nickel ehlorde (NHCL) ‘Nickel ehloride (NiCL) Chlorine oxide (CIOC1) CChlorosy Chloride (C1C10) “Tianium chlocde oxide OC) Chlorine oxide (CIC) CCloryt Chloride (C1OCIO) 730 1 2 293 4 195 738 7 800 331 832 a3 ae 835 836 237 538 839 840 eat my 843 es 845 Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph ®30 Formula C104) cos) Clowes) CLOW) CuPoier cuPo.@) chPoserd CuPois) cutie) as.) cusie) cusie) sx) cusie) cusiie) user) :() crse(ent) cise) cutter) cuTiuay caw) came cuzever) cues chze(en) cuzeie) cuceWe) cucexe) CHFSiKe) cueve) cue Fever Cure) cutisins) cutive) c1o.P@) cure) cursice) asixe) cumien) cutie) euzeen cuznte) cco) CuFex) cuMgse) ‘ciMo\e ‘clMo\) CiMoKers) ciMoice) cuowier) owe) CLOWerd) LOW) cure) Tablo Tite Chlorine ebloite C1CI03) Sulfur eloride ($00) ‘Tungsen cori oxide (WO:Cl) “Tungsten chloride oxide (WO;C1) Lead chloride (PHC) Lead chloride (PHC) Lead chloride (PHC) Lead cherde (PHC!) Lead chloride, ion (PBCt) Sulfur ehorde SCI) Sulfur ehloede SC) ‘Sulfur chloride, fon (SC) Sulfur chloride (CISSCI) Sulfur ehocide (CISSCI) Dichlorosiiylee (SiC) Srenivm chloride (SC) ‘Strontium elorde (SC) Strontium chloride (SC) Strontium chloride (SC) ‘Titanium eblride TIC) ‘Tianium chloride TIC) ‘Tungsten chloride (WC) ‘Tungsten chloride (WC) Zirconium corde 2-Ci) “ireonium chloride ZC) “Zirconium chloride (22C1) Zircoium ehorde (ZC) Cobalt chloride (CoC) Copper chloride (CoC) ‘Tichtoroftorosilne(SiChF) Iron corde (FeCl) Iron chloride (FeCl) Iron chloride (FeCl) ron chloride (FeC) ‘hichlooslane (SIHCI) Lithium chloride (LICH) Phosphor chloride (OPC) Phosphorus chloride (PCI) ‘Thioghosphory chloride (SPC) ‘Trichlorostyl (SiC) ‘Titanium eblride TIC) ‘ianium chloride (TIC) Zirconium chloride (ZC) Zirconium chloride eC) Cobalt chloride (CoC) Iron chloride (FeCl) ‘Magnesium chloride ((MgCl) ‘Molybdenum chloride (MoCl) “Molybdenum chloride (MoCI) ‘Molybdenum chloride (MoCL) Molybdenum chloride (MOC) ‘Tungsten chloride oxide (OWCL) ‘Tungsen chloride oxide (OWCl ‘Tungsten chloride oxide (OWCL) ‘Tungsten chloride oxide (OWCI) Lead chloride (POC) ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8 MALCOLM W. CHASE Page a4 856 387 399 360 861 862 863 864 65 867 869 S70 en sm a3 a4 srs 816 a 378 89 80 81 882 83 86 es 86 87 88 289 wt wr 3 96 95 7 8 so Formula ‘ausive) cuicen cunia cutiven) cutive) cuwier, cuwice) cuzrier) curio) ChMoKer) CuMoxt) CuMoxerd) cuMoxe) euNo Ke Cuno) CUND\Cr) cuNdia) cure) cutaen uta cutee) cutie) cuwicr) caw cuwWyer) cum) cures) cumoxer) cuMoxe) cuwier) cuwier) caw cuwier) uw) cw.) CoiFKen) coir CoFuerd) COKE) CorFKen) Cos0xer C008,r) Cosoder) cn(een cave) cna) ‘Table Title Tetachorosiane (SiC) “Titanium ehloeide (TCL) “Titanium chloride CTCL) “Titanium ehloeide CTCL) “ian chloride (TCL) ‘Tungsten chloride (WC) ‘Tungsten chloride (WC) Zirconium eloride (2eCl) Zirconium chloride (ZeC) Molybdenum chloride (MoC) Molybdenum chloride (MoO) ‘Molybdenum chloride (MoCI) “Molyéenum chloride (MoCI) Niobium ehlorie (NOC) [Niobium ehlorde (NEC) [Niobium chloride (NBC) [Niobium eloride (NOC) Phosphorus chloride PCI) Tantalum chloride eC) “Tamilum chloride (Teh) “Tamar chloride Ch) “Tantalum chloride (TsC) “Tungsten chlride (WCIs) ‘Tungsten chlorige (WCI) ‘Tungsten chloride (WC) ‘Tungsten chloride (WCI) Won chloride (FC) “Molybsenum chloride (MOC) ‘Molybéenum chloride (oC) ‘Tungsten chloride, alpha (WC) ‘Tungsten chloride, beta (WC) ‘Tungsten chloride (WC) ‘Tungsten chloride (WCL) ‘Tungsten chloride (WC) ‘Tungsten chlrise (WCL):) Cobat (Co) Cobalt (Co) Cobalt (Co) CCobat (Co) CCobat (C0) Cob, on (Co) Cott, fon (Co") Cobalt frie (CoF) Cobalt fuorie (CoF;) CCobat frie (CoF,) CCobat uri (CoF,) Cobalt fuori (CoF,) Cobalt oxide (CoO) Cobalt sulfite (CoS0.) Colt oxide (Co:0.) Chromium (C2) Chromium (C2) Chromium (C0) Page 03 90s 907 910 ou 912 913 one ois 916 917 os a9 920 sat om 23 98 ons 926 on oe 9 930 931 92 933 936 935 936 ons 98 946 on 948 9 9st 952 983 954 955 957 959 96Formula cern ci) cre) } caNien cane) c.01@) c.0¥8) c.048) CaNsen cnOxen cn0M) cxOxer sire) cae csi) ren ce) oie) oie CaF Ke CR CsiF(exD) CF) caiHOKen) 51H.0.0) siMOKer caHhOWe) cathor) cs;0%6) cx) CoFAB) CsithOxe) C5018) cs0.8ie0 cs055(e0) cs:048:0) C5:05,(eu) cs105\@) ‘cunreo cue cu ayer) cue) cui) are curve curse) ‘cuvFyen CuFt) CusFuer Curie) CasHhOxer) cuoKen NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Tobie The Chromium (C2) (Chromium (C2) Chromium, ion (Cx) Chromium, ion (C=) (Chromium nivide (CoN) (Chromium nti (Ce) (Chromium oxide (CxO) (Chromium oxide (C204) (Chromium oxide (CxO) Chromium nite (Ch) (Chromium oxide (Cr) (Chromium oxide (C0) (Chromium oxide (C0) Cesium (Cs) Cesium (C8) Cesium (C8) Cesium (C8) Cesium (C8) Cesium, on Ce") Cesium, ion (C57) Cesium Auorige (CF) Cesium Suorige (CaF) Cesium Auoride (CaF) Cesium Muoride (CF) Cesium hydroxide (CsOF) Cesium hydroxide (C308) Cesium hydroxide (0H) Cesium hydroxide (CsOH) Cesium hydroxide, on (CsOH") Cesium oxide (C50) Cesium (C8) Cesium More (CSF) Cesium hydroxide (CSOH),) Cesium oxide (C0) Cesium sulfate. 1(C3,80) Cesium sola (Cx,50) Cesium sulfite (C580) Cesium sulfate (C580) Cesium sulate (C809 Copper (Cx) Copper (Co) Copper (Cx) Copper (Co) Copper (Cv) Copper, ion (Ca") Copper, ion (Ca°) Copper Nuorde (CoP) Copper uoride (CoF) Copper frie (CaF:) Copper ride (CaF;) Copper Muorge (CaF) ‘Copper Auorge (CXF) Copper hysroxise (CucOH) Copper oxide (CuO) Page SSRERRREE om a3 mm 88288828933 987 988 989, 390 v1 992 993 394 ons 996 97 958 1000 1001 102 Formula CuO) 6u0.8,0) cn) CuK Cu:0) CxOKer) 2H,048,0) Die) Dite) oe) DRI) DiK@) Dake D®) DiOKe) DN@ Dow Ds) Dated) Die) oo) DNw Dae) Dox) DSie) DN@ e768) ro Fo Fo Fee) FG) FHO® HOS) Fisice) Fis) Fhe) RK) RK Fike FiKe) FLD FLA Lien FLi@) FLOW Mave) Mei) FM) FN) FNOie) FINO) FNOM@) ‘Table Tite Copper oxide (CuO) Copper safe (CuSO) Copper (Cus) Copper oxide (Cv:0) Copper oxide (Cu:0) Copper oxide (Cu:0) Copper oxide sulfite (CUO-CuS0.) Deuterium (D) Deuterium, on (O°) Deuterium, on (O°) ydrotuori add, (DF) Hydrogen d, (HD) Hydrogen dion (HD?) Hydrogen “4, ion (HD") Wiser; (HDO) Imidogen=4, (ND) Hydroxyt=d, (OD) Mersapto-d (SD) Deuterium (D3) Deuterium, on (D3) Deuterium on (D3) ‘Amidogend: (ND) Diazene¢s cis (DNND) Water=< (0:0) Hydrogen sulfide ds (D:S) Armenia (ND) tectron gas (€") horine F) Fuorin, ion (F) ori, ion °) Iron focde (RP) Hydrogen uoride (HF) ypofluorous acid (HOF) Fhucrosufurie acid (HSO.F) Fluoroslae (SiHGP) Mercury Auorge (HEF) Tedine Nuorde IF) Potassium forie (KF) Potassium fueie (KF) Potassium fide (KF) Potassium fluoride (KF) Lithium frie (LiF) Lithium fceide (LiF) Lthium Meide (AF) Lithium Mucide (LIF) Lithium hypofvrite (LIOF) Mageesium fuorde (MEF) Magnesium Auorid, ion (MF*) “Molybdenum Nuorde (MOF) -Fuorimidogen (NF) [Nitrosyfuride (ONF) [ity Moore (NOP) -Puorne nitrate (FONO3) 19 oxo ost toa toss hose toss: oss 1x7 1038 1039 1080 108 iow 1083 1044 1085 1046 08 08 1051 1032 103 oss toss; 1056 1087 ose 1059 1060 181 1082 oss to ross 1066 1067 tose 1069 1070 on 1072 1073 1074 us 1076 4J.Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 932 Formula FiNa\(c) FiNa() FiNa(er}) Nave) FO.) FOTie) Fiowe) Foxe) FR@) FP@) FPT®) FPS) FP) FS@) FSi@) FST@) Fsi@) Sr) Fstie) Tig) FM@) FZs(a) Fare) Fe(ee) Fe) RReterd) BFe@) FAK) FAK, FAKer) Fathi) FHS) Filler) Fit) Fatigdon) Fille) Beste) EKi(@) kis) Rui) FLL FiMgieo Mg) Mgr FMgig) Metta) Moi) ENie) BNA) Ne) FN) Nae) FOKe) FOS) FOSiC@) OT) Table Tite Sodium fuori (NaF) Sodiuen fori (NaF) Soaive frie (NaF) Sodium fuoride (NAP) ‘Oxygen Muorde (OF) “Thanium Auorde oxide (OTF) ‘Oxygen uoride (OFO) Oxygen fvoride (FOO) Phosphorus Muoride (PF) Phosphorus Muorice, ion (PF) Phosphorus fuori, on (PE) “Thiophosphoryl Nucride (PSF) Lead faoie (POF) Sulfur foie ($F) Sulfur fuori, ion ($F) Sulfur fluoride, ion (SF) Fluoosllidyne (SiF) Swontom oede (SeF) Stomtum foe on SH") “Tianium fuoride (TF) ‘Tungsten foride (WP) Zirconium Nuorde (ZF) Fowine ) Tron fore (FF) ron More (Fe) Tron Muorde (FeF;) Tron ove (FF) Potassium frie (KCHF) Potassium fuori (K(HF)) Potassium Muri (K(H)) Hydrogen ore (HF) Dinuorosilan (SFG) Mercury fuoide HF.) Mercury uoide HF) Mercury Muoride HF) Mercury Muoride HEF) Mercury uoride HesF) Potassium frie, ion (KF) Potassium furide (KF) Lithium Maori, ion (LFS) Lithium fuceide (LIF)) Magnesium Suoride (MF) “Magnesia flare (MEF) “Magnes fore (MF) Magnesivm fioride (MF) “Magnesium fuorde, on (MEF) “Motyidenum fuorde (MOF) Diftuoroamigogen (NF) Nitrogen Muoride, is NN) Nitrogen fuorde, rans (FNNP) Sodium fluoride, on (NGF) Sodium horde (NAF), ‘Oxygen Muoride (FOF) ‘Thon Muorde (OSF;) Dinuorooxoulne (OSI) “Tranium Muorde oxide (OTF) J. Phys. Chom. Ret. Data, Monograph 8 MALCOLM W. CHASE Page 1077 1078 1079 1080 1081 1082 1083, ro roa 1086 187 1100 Hor no 1103 04 os 1106, or 08 110 10 mu aa m3 ui mus ins 7 118 ing) 1120 nat nia 133 1124 ins 18 ua 1128 129 30 us 132 Formula Ove) FOS@) PG) EPI) FP) Po") RPoKer) FPb) RPo(end) Pog) Sue) FSi) FSi@) FS4e) Sa) Fig) FH) Bsn) Fsn(eu) Fs FT) Razrdes) Fz) Fazr(ert) ze) FiFe(er) FFe®) HSK) F®) FLu@) FiMo\e) NK) FINO) FOP@) BP@) FPSie) F Sie) FSi@) Fsit@) Five) Ten Fn@ Fide(en) Fee) Fe) Paes) Foie) FAMo\Oxe) FN) FLOW) FoWi0) FLOW POW) Poe) FSi Fsi@) Table Tite ‘Oxygen Muride (FOF) Sultry! uorde (SOF) Pospons Muorde (PF) Phosphoras fui, fon (PF) Posphorus Mucrde, ion (PFS) ‘Lead fuori, alpha (PDF) Lead orde, beta (POF,) Lead fore (POF) Lead furie (POF) Lead fuorie (POF) Solfur Auoride (SF) Sulfur More, ion (SF Sulfur Avrie, ion (SEF) Difuordislfne (FSSP) ‘Thiothionyt More (SSF) Dinuoroslylene (Si) onium Muorde (SF) Sonu Auorge (SH) Somium fuorde (Se) Strontium Nuorige (StF) “Tianium Maorde (TF) Zirconium fore (2) Zirconium Muorde (ZF) Zirconium fuoride ZeF;) ‘ireonum fore (23) ron fucride (FeF,) ron fucride (FEF) ‘Trituorosilane (SiH) Hydrogen Muorige (HF) Lihium Auorde (LF) Molybdenum Muorde (MOF) Nitrogen Mucrde (NF) [Nitrogen fuori oxide (NF,O) ‘Phosphor! fucide (POF:) Phosphorus fuoide (PF) ‘Thiophosphory| uri (PSF) ‘Sulfur Auoride (SF) ‘lu Quod, on (SF) Salt Nuri, fon (SF) ‘Trinuoresiy (iF) “Tanium Mucede (TF) “Tania Muorde CTR) Zirconium Ncide (22) ireoum Nore (2eF) Hydrogen uorige HE.) Magnesium fuorde (MEF: Molybdenum Muorige (MOF) Molybdenum Muorde oxide (MoF.O) ‘Tetrauorohyérazine (NF) ‘Tungsten forde oxide (WFO) “Tungsten fuorde oxide (WFO) ‘Tungsten Muorde oxide (WFO) ‘Tungsten fuorde oxide (WRLO) Lead furie (POF) ‘Sulfur Auorde (SF) Sulfur Quod, ion (SF) Page 33 36 is 1136 137 138 139 1140 nat naz naa 144 14s 1146 na 1148 149 1150 ust 1132 1133, usa uss 1136 us7 se 1139 1160 61 ry ne nies 6s 166 ue N68 1169 1170 un m3 74 1178 1176 um he 1178 1180 a1 11g uss use ss 1186 187 1188Formula FSi(g) FSi) FTider) Rie) Fazs(en) Fan) Fila) Fig) Fo) FPA) FSi) FSi) FSi(e) Fue) FiMoi() Fos) FSi) BSi(e) FWA) RWC) Fike) Fig) FieMox) F848) FisMovg) FespeO(er) FenenSi(en Feyee Fe(er) Fever) Fea) Feserd) FeH.Oxer) Fe HhOxe) PeHOder) Fesigen Fest) Feikter) Few) Fe(Oven Fe 0.0) Fever) Fee) Fee Fe,Syer) FeSi) Pe,Sur. Fesi@) Feisuer) Fe,Sxer) Feskdg) Fe,0ye) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES: Table Tie Solfr Maori, ion (SF) Tetrafuorsiane ($4) Titanium Aucride (TiP,) Titanium ucride (Tir) Zirconium Huoride (2.) Zirconium forse (2F.) Hydrogen Muoride (HAF) Iodine fuoride (IF) ‘Molybdenum flurie (MOF) Phosphorus Muorde (P:) ‘Sulfur Muorde (SF) Sulfur Nore, on (SF) Sulfur Maori, ion (SF) Hydrogen florid (uF Molybdenum frie (MOF) ‘Molybdenum furide (MoF) Slur Muoride ($F) Sulfur Muoride, ion (SF) “Tungsten fore (WE) Tungsen Muorde (WF) Hydrogen Nuorde HF) Iodine ose IF) Molybdenum fore (MOF) Sulfur Muoride ($F) “Molyadenum forge (MOF) Iron oxide, waste (Fess) Won sulfide, pyetbotie (Feasn8) Tron (Fe) ron, alpha deta (Fe) Tron, gamma (Fe) von (Fe) ron (Fe) ron (Fe) Won ion Fe") ron on (Fe") Tron hydroxide (Fe(OH) Iron hydroxide (Fe(OH) Iron hydroxide (Fe(OH), ron ide (Fel) Tron ioe (els) ron ioe (Fe) Iron ioe (Fel) tron oxide (FeO) Iron oxide (FeO) Iron oxide (FO) toa oxide (Fe) ron sulfate (FeS0.) ron sulfide, woe eS) non sulfide (eS) tron sulfide, woe (eS) Iron sulfide (eS) Iron sulie, marcasite (FES) fron sulfide. pyrite (Fe) Iron ioe (Fe) Tron oxide, hematite (Fes01) Page ir 190 not te uaa 96 9s 196 97 198 119 1200 01 naa 103 1208 05 1206, 1207 1208 1209 20 nu ne 3. na m0 m1 im im. is ras ey iar a8 i229 1230 131 ra ire oa 138 1236 17 18 1239 1200 141 naa 13 a 1s 6 oar 8 Formula Fe0s84e=) FeOJen) airet) aie) ca) Gaierd) one) oi) xe) Hie) Mie) re Hutte Hi) Huss) HK) Ke) HiK.OKe KOO HAK,OKen) KOU) HK.O%) Haver) HL) Hier Lie) HLiO(e") HL HLiOKeD HLiC®) HLiOK®) Hagia) HiMR0® HaMgO%e) HN@ HN OK®) H.NOKe) HiNOxe) HiNOKe) HINaten HuNaw@) HuNaOK@) H.Na,0,0) HINA Q\(e) HN. O,@) HNAOi®) H.0\a) HOY) HOw) HOSni@) Hose) H.0%) HPA) Hog) Table Title fron slate (Fe(S00) Iron oxide, magnetite (Fe10.) Callum (Ga) Galtiom (Ga) Gallium (Ga) altom (Ga) Gallium (6a) Gallium, ion (Ga?) Gattum, ion (62°) Hydrogen (H) yarogen on Hy Hydrogen, ion (H") Mercury hydride (gH) Hydrogen iodide (8) “hiodsilane (SiH) Potassium hydride (KH) Potassium hystie (KH) Potassium hydroxide (KOM) Potassium hydroxide (KOH) Potassium hydroxide (KOH) Potssim hydroxide (KOH) Potassir hydroxide, fon (KOH") Lithium hyve (iE) Lithium hyde (iH) Lithium hyaride Lib) Lithium hye (LiF) {Lithium hydroxide (LiOH) Lithium hydroxide (LIO) Lithium hydroxide (LiOH) Lithium hydroxide (LIOH) Lidhium hydroxide, ion (LOH) “Magnesium hydride (MgH) “Magnesia hydroxide (MgOH) Magnesium hydroxide, ion MgOH") Tmidogen (NH) [Nitwosylhyetide (HNO) Nitrous aca, cis (HONO) [Nitrous aca, ans (HONO) Nite seid (HONO,) Sodium hydride (Nal) Sodium hydride (NaH) Sodium hydroxide (NOH) Sodium hydroxide (NAOH) Sodium hydride (NOH) ‘Sodium hydroxide (NOH) Sodium hydroxide, ion (NSOH") Hydroxy (OF) Hydroxyl on (OH) Hydroxy, on (O11) Strontium hydroxige (S:O#) Sontium hydroxide, ion (SrOH") Hyaroperoxo (HOO) Phosphindene (PH) Lead hyde (PH) 33, Page 1209 1250 asa asa 1255 1356 sr 1258 1259 1261 1262 1263 264 65 1266 1267 1268 1209 1270 mm mm ims ims ims 1276 im 78 29 1280 81 s2 13 284 res 1286 187 18 1289 1290 1291 1392 9a 1294 1395 1296 1297 1298 1359 1300 1301 1302 1303 1304 bos: J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 834 MALCOLM W. CHASE Formula Table Tie Page | Formula ‘Table Tite Page HS Merespo (HS) 1308 | Hee) Hafium (0, 1363 Hsiig) Silyidye (SD) sor | ten Hafaium, alphs (HD 1364 Hite) Silyiype, fon (SiH) 1308 | Heo Hafsium, bes (1) 136s. Hizrw@) Zirconium hyde Zt) 109 | HR Hafhiam (4, 1366 Hare) Hydrogen (4) 110 | Htyex Hafbium (10) 1367 ro) Hydrogen, ion (HS) in | Hie Hf GH) 68 e@) Hydrogen on H;) 2 | Hte Hafoium, on (HP) 19 HLSiKe) Dilodoitane(SiHsh) ns | HR@ Hafaium, on (AC) 370 HkO¥) Potassium hydroxide (KOH) Bie HL048) Lithium hydroxide (LOH) sais | Heep Mercury He) 1. Hisig,en) “Magnesium hydride (MH) tate | Haven Mercury (Ha) 18 HaMgiOxe) Magnesium hyéroxige (Mg(OH) Bit | Ha@ Mercury (He) ists HaMg.0x@) “Magnesia hydroxide (Mg(OH)) is | Hse) Mercury, ion (Ha) 1316 HiMo.048) Molytie sea (O:Mo(OH),) B19 | Hate) Mercury iodide ( 17 HN@ ‘Amidogen (NH) 1320 | Heatrer) Mercury iodide (Hel) ie Hane) Diazene, cis (HNNE) ar | Hetey Mercury ioaie (He) 1379 HN 0%) Sodium hydroxide (N04) aa} Hitter Mercury iodide (He) 1380 HO) Water (H:0) 133 | Hele Mercury iodide (Hel) 81 OK) Water (H:0) 1324 | Hexen Mercury oxide (H0) 13 00) Wate. 1 bar HO) 1328 | Heo.@) Mercury oxide (H20) 1383, H0.08) Water, 10 bar (HO) 126 | Heston Mercury iodide (Hest) 1384 O08) Water, 100 bar (,0) i327 | Mesto Mercury iodide (Hash) 5 0K) Wate, $00 bar (H.0) 1828} Heyer) Mercury iodide (gst) 1386 1.040) Wate, $000 tar (H.0) 1309 How) Hydrogen peroxide (HOH) 330 | ie) Iodine) 1387 H.OSe«e) Strontium hydroxide (Se(OH,) ist | me Iodine, ion") 1388 HOS) Surontum hydroxide (Se(OH).) uss | ne) Ted, ion 7) 1399 H0;S0(r3) __Suontium hydroxide ($KOH).) 1333 | Kee Potassium iodide (KI) 1390 OSH) ‘Strontium hyéroide (Se(OH);) ie | nKi0) Potassium iodide (KI) 1391 H0S\er)) Sulfre cid (O;S(0%))) 133s | kien Potassium fd (KI) 392 HOS) Sulfuric cid (O;S(0H)) 136 | 1K) Potasim fodige (KI) i393 H.0.W (9) ‘Tungsti acid (O;(OH)) a7] uLiten Lithium fdige (Lil) 1398 HONK) “Tungstic acid (0;¥(OH)) is | 1L@ Lithiu fide (Lil) 9s HP) Phosphino (PH) 1x9 | Liter) [Lithium foie (Lit) 1396 HS(@) Hydrogen sulfide (H,S) 0 | uti Lithium iodide (Lit) 97 HaTiger) ‘Tianium hydeide (TH) ba | ig@ ‘Magnesium lode (Met) 1398 Hus) Tedositane (Si) a | iMore “Molybenum ioe (Mot) 1399 HN@) ‘Ammonia (NH) Be | INO) [Nitosyl iodide (ON) 00 0%) Hydronium, ion (1,07) 144 | Naver Sodium iodide (Na) aot HOPE Phosphoric aid (HPO) 1345 | Nac Sodium losis (Nat) 2 HOP) Phosphoric sid (HPO,) 146 | UNaverd) Sodium ioe (Na) oa HOPer) Phosphoric aid (HPO.) a7 | 1018) Iodine oxide (10) ao HP) Phospne (PH) 1348 | 10x@) Iodine oxide (010) aos: HANK Ammonium iodide (NH. 139 | howe) Iodine oxide (100) 1406 HN Hydraine (NH) 1380 | Loe) Iodine oxide (10) 107 crc} Hyaraine (NHL) asi | urbe) Lead iodide (PUD) 1408 HOS\er) Sulfuric acid, monohydrate (H:SOH0) 1352 | 1SiCe) Iodosiiyne (St) 1409 Hive) Silane (SiH) 133 | Scie) Strontium iodide (St) 1410 HO.S\er)) Sulfuric aod, dihydrate (H,S0/2H,0) nse | iTi@) ‘Tianiun fide Ti) mat HOsS\er) Sulfur ci, erihydrate (H:S03H,0) 1385 | 12n(8) Zirconium iodide (2) un H,OS\er Sulfuric acid tetrabydrate HSOe4HL0) 1386 | 14eeD Tedine ua. HO Ser!) Sulfuric acd, nemibexahydrae (H,S006.5H40)1357 | fcr) Todi (1) a4 14) losin (1) ais Heed) Helium (He) set | er Iodine (h) a6 Helig) Halim, fon (He) a2 Iodine (h) Mair ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph @Formula LK) Lids) EM) TMg Mgnt) IME) Moe Mo) 10%) 10K) LPoKe Pot) Poor LPo@) 1s) sien sn) sn(erd ks) ETie") ere) kas(en) hz) hza(en) zai) bMo¥eo Move) sina) Ime m@) za(en bn) Moc) Mo) Loe) sien) Li) Lider) 1si) 1arice Law) Lam\en) LT) Lerten Ize) Kure Kuen) Ka Kuen) Ke) Kw Ki Ko@ Kor) K.oxe) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Table Tite Potassium iodide (KD) Lithium foie (Li) ‘Magnesium iodide (Mg) ‘Magnesium iodide (Mh) Magnesium iodide (Mh) Magnesium odie (Mel) Molybdenum iodide, alpha (Mol) Molybdenum iodide (Mol) Todine oxide COD lodine oxide (10) Lead indie (Pol) Lead odie (Pol) Lead iodide (Poh) Lead odie (POI) Diiogosiyiene (Si) ‘Sontum iodide (Se) ‘Stontium iodide (Se) ‘Swontum iodide (Se) Stontum iodide (Sh) Tuanium fide (Ti) Titanium fide (Ti) Zirconium iodide (2) Zirconium ioe (2) irconium ioe (2) Zirconium ioe (2) Molybdenum iodide (Mol) Molybssenum iodide (Mobs) Thiodosiy (Sil) Tian fide Ti) “Thanium iodide Ci) Zirconium iodide (25) Zirconium iodide (2t) Molybdenum iodide (Moi) Molysdenum lode (Mol. Lead iodide (Pol) ‘Tetriodosilane (Si) Tetraiodosilane (Sit) Tetriodosilane (Si) ‘etriodosilane (Si) ‘Thanium ioe CTL) ‘Tiranium iodide CT.) ‘Thaniam iodide CTL) ‘Tania iodide CTL) Zirconium aie (20) Zirconium iodide (2) Potassium (0) Potassium (K) Poussium (K) Pouassium (K) Potassium (K) Potassium, in (K*) ouassium, ion (K") Potassium oxide (KO) Potassium oxide, ion (KO) Potassium superoxide (KO) Page Ps ui9 120 rat um 1433 1424 1s 1425 “a7 198 1a 30 191 a2 103 ry 1s 1436 Mar Las 39, at aa las, a 6 1487 aa as 1450 1431 1482 433 456 uss 1456 u4s7 se 459 1460 461 462 6s 1466 67 68 1469 1370 un un un3 a4 Formula kue) KOK) K.040) K.03sifer) K.038i¢) K,0:Si(er) 08,0) K0S\(e) K.08\0) KOS Kent) KOS) Kiser) Ks.) Kier) Krired Kea) Lire) Lio) Li) Liver Li Lie Lie Lidia) LN) LiNa0@) Lid) Li0r(e) Lise) LiKe Lid Li0« Li) LiO4er) 1308) LiOSifer) LAOS LyOSSier) LOT") LOM) LioTi¢er LOS Ker) 05K) L058.) L,0s,¢er)) L0s@ Li0ssiger Losi) LiOSSiferd) Linen Mie) Mico Met) ‘Table Title Potassium (K:) Potassium oxide (K:0) Potassium peroxide (K:0.) Potassiom sate (K38105) Potassium scat (K;Si0,) Poussium seat (K;SiO,) Potassium slate, alpha (K:S0.) Potssum sulfite, beta (K:S0.) Poussum sulfite (K:S0.) Potassium sufi (K:50.) Potassium sulfite (KS) Potassium sige (KS) Potassium sulfide (KS) Potssum sulfide (KS) Krypton (KP) Kypton on (Ke) Lithium Lithium (Li Lithium (Li) Lithium (Li Litho (Li Lith, ion Ly Lithia, ion (L) Lithia nite (LN) Lithium oxynitige (HON) Lithia sodium oxide (LION) Lithium oxide (L40) Lithium oxie, fon (Li0") Lithiom (Li) Lithium oxide (Li0) Lithium oxide Lis0) Lithium oxide Lif0) Lithium oxide (Li:0) Luhrs peroxide (Li0%) Lithium oxide (LiO)) Lithium slcate LisS109) Lithium siicate (LiSi0,) Lahm sist (LiSi09) Lithiom tani oxie (L4:1103) Lithium taiam oxide (LisT105) Lithium tana oxide (L710) Lithium sae, apt (L180) Lihium sulfate, beta (Li:S0.) Lithium sulfate (L380) Lithium sulfate (L280) Lithium sulfite (L380) Lithium slate (LiSi03) Lithium silcte(Li,S10;) Lithium sca (Li:S:0,) Lihiom nitride (LN) Magnesium (Me) Mageesiom (Me) Magnesium (Me) 35 Page as 1476 ue wars 1979 1480 1481 1482 1483 1484 1495 1496 er 1498 vat as 1493 94 9s 1496 ver M98 99 100 sot 102 103 1508 1505 1506 1307 1308 1509 1510 sit siz 1513 1514 Isis 1516 1517 1518 119 1520 1521 1322 1523, 1524 1525 1526 1329 1530 1531 {J Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 836 Formula Maven Mave) Mate) MeN) Mg.ovc) Mg.o.0) Mg.O,(x) Mp0) Mgi03Si(er) Mg.0:8i() Mgi0,Si(ce) Mg.0;T1(c) Mg.0;Ti0) Mg.OsTi(e) Mg.0.5\=) Mg.08,() Mgi0.5\ex)) Mg,0.W (62) MgiO.Tise) MgiosT.0) MgiOqTifer} MgiS\er) Mp8) Maxe) MgsO.Si(er) Mg.0Si(0) Mg.0.8i(ce!) Mg.O.Ti(e) Mg.0.11,() Mg.0.Ti(e:) MSiger) Mist) Me,Sisers) MeN) Mps0.Pyr) MgO.PA) Me.0.Py Met) Mer) Mn Maer) Mia) Motta) Moret) Moet) Most) Mover) Mois) Motte) More) Mo.O\e) Mo,Oxer) MosOx) MoyOsrsfet) Table Tite ‘Magnesium (Mg) ‘Magnesia (Ma) “Magnes, on (M") Magnesium nitride (MeN) Magnesium oxide (MgO) “Magnesium oxide (MgO) Magnesium oxide (MgO) “Magnesium oride (MgO) Magnesium silicate (MgSiO3) Magnesium slcate (MgSiO,) Magnes silicate (MgSO) “Magnesiam titanium oxide (MgO) “Magnesia danium oxide (MgTiO) Magnesium titanium oxide (MgTO,) Magnesium sulfate MgSO.) “Magnesim sulfste (MSO,) “Magnesiam sulfate (MgSO) Magnesia ungsten oxide (MgWO.) “Magnesium sitaniom oxide (MgT:0;) “Magnesium starium oxide (MgO) Magnesium tani oxide (MgT0;) Magnesium sulfide (MS) Magnesom sulfide (MS) Magnesiom (Me) Magnesium silicate (Mg810.) Magnesium silent (38100) “Magnesium silent (Mg810) “Magnesium sitanim oxide (Mg:TI0.) Magnesium tanium oxide (Mg:T10.) Magnesium titanium oxide (MgiT10.) Magnesium slcde (Messi) Magnesium slcde (MgsSi) Magnesium silicide (Mg:Si) Magnesivm nitride (MEsN) Magnesiom phosphate (Mg.P:0,) Magnesium phosphate (MgiP:0,) -Magoesim phosphate (M@sP,0,) Manganese (M0) Manganese (Mn) Manganese (Ma) Manganese (Ms) Manganese (Ma) Manganese, ion (Ma") Molybdenm (Mo) Molybdenum (Mo) Molybdenum (Mo) Molybdenum (Mo) Molybdenum (Mo) Molybdenum, ion (Mo) ‘Molybdenum, ion (Mo™) Molybdenum oxide (MoO) Molybdenum oxide (MoO) Molybdenum oxide (MoO) Molybdenum oxide (MoO:s«) ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 8 MALCOLM W. CHASE 1532 1533 1534 1535 1536 137 1538 1539 1540 1541 1582 1383, Isa 1545, 1546 147 ssa 1599 1350 1551 1382 1553, 1354 1555 1556 187 1558 1559 1560 1561 1362 1563 1568 1565 1566 1567 1568, is sn 1s13 1574 sts 1576 1s77 1578 s19 1580 1581 1582 1583 1586 ses 1586 1587 Formula MoOzeslen Mo\Ossn) Mo,Oxer) Mo.Ox MosOxert) Mo.Oxs) Mosier) Mosse MoS) Mosier) Noas¥iCe) N@ Ni Ni@ Now Nove) Nox) NOI) Nove) NiPc) Nie) Nsile NiSit@) NiTi«ee) NiTi NiTiqer) NiViter) Nivi@) Naznten) Niza) Nazs(ert) Nzn@) Naren) No Ne) NOW) Now N04) N04") N04) N,04ex) 049) N04) Nie) Neier) NsPser) Nate) Naver) Nao) Naver) Nate) Nat) Na Nox Table Title ‘Molybdenum oxide (MoOsi) “Molybdenum oxide (MoO) “Molybdenum oxide (MoO) Molybdenum oxie (M003) ‘Molybdenum oxide (MoO) “Molybgenum oxide (MoO) “Molybdenum sulfide (MoS) Molybdenum sulfide (Mo:S)) Molybdenum slide (MoS) Molybdenum sulfide (Mo:S)) Yana nite (VNous) Nitrogen (N) [Nivogen, on (N) Nitrogen, fon (N°) NNiogen oxide (NO) [Nitrogen exe, in (NO") [Nitrogen oxide (NO) Niogen oxide, ion (ONO™) [Nitrogen oxide (NO) Phosphorus nitride (PN) [Nivogen slide (NS) Sion nite (SiN) Silicon nde (SiN) ‘Tania stride (TN) ‘Tanium stride CN) ‘Titaniom nitride TIN) Yanagi nti (VN) Vanadium nitride (YN) ireonium nirde ZN) Zirconium nitede ZeN) Ziveoium nike ZN) Zirenium nitride ZN) Nitrogen (8) [Nitrogen on (ND) 'Nirogen on (3) Nivogen oxide (NO) [Nitrogen oxide, ion (N:0°) [Nitrogen oxide (9,01) INirogen oxide (N00 Niopen oxide (8:00) [Nitogen oxide (N,0.) Nitrogen oxide (N00) [Nitrogen oxide (N03) ‘Aise (N)) Sion nie alpha (SiN) Phosphorus nitride (PINS) Seaium (Na) Sedium (Na) Seaium (Na) Sodium (Na) Sodium (Na) Sodium, on (Nat) Sodium, fon (Na) Sodium oxide (Na) Page 1588 1589 1591 192 1393 1594 sos 1596 1597 1389 1600 1601 1602 1603 1604 1605 1406 1607 1608 1609 1610 611 16i2 1613 1614 vols 1616 1617 1618 1619 1620 1621 622 1623, 624 1605 1625 1627 ters 1629 1630 1631 1632 1633, 1634 1637 1638 16839 1620 1681 682 1683,Formula NaOr@) NaOxer) Nate) NaOxer) Na0x0 NaOxer!) Na0xr) NaOsSiver) NaOsSi) NaiOsSiverd) NasOSier) NaiO.Sier) NasO.Si(er) a0) NaOSier) N08) NaO.Si(er) Na0Si@) NasO.W (e) NasOsSifer) Na0.8i40, Na0.Sixer) Nasco NaS) Nailer) Naser NaS) Naser) Nowe Nowe) Now over. Nowe) Noi Nore) NoOven Noo) NoOver) NbiOKe) NDOxes) Nbox) Nb.Oxer) Nb.Oxe) NbiOxe Nb,04) No,Oxers) Neve New Niqeed Nido Ni idee) Nie) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES. Title Sodium oxide on (N2O") Socivr superoxide (NaO;) Sodium (Na) Sodium oxide (No.0) Sodium oxide (83.0) Sodium oxide (N30) Sodium peroxide (Na:0,) Sodium sist (NaSI0;) Sodium siicat (NaSi0,) Sodium sia (Na,i0,) Sodiam sate, deta (N50.) Sodium suf, 1 (No5S0.) Sodium sate, (8,50) Sodium state, 1V (NaS) Sodium sulfate, V (Ns:S0.) Sodium sulfate (NasS0.) Sodium sia (NasS0.) Sodium sulfate 80580.) Sodium tungsten oxide (NasWO.) Sodium silicate (asSi0s) Sodium silicate (NasSi0s) Sodium silicate (NasSi0.) Sodium suid (N28) Sodium sulfide (Nas) Sodium sulfide (Na) Sodium sulie, beta (NaS) Sodium slide (N2;) Sodium sulfide (NaS) ‘Niobium (ND) ‘Niobium (ND) ‘Nibium (ND) ‘Niobium «Nb) Niobium (ND) Niebium. in (NO") Nisbiam, ion (Nb") [Niobium oxide (NO) [Niobium oxide (NO) [Niobium oxide (NO) [Niobium oxide (M0) Niobium oxide (Nb) Niobium oxide (N03) Niobium oxide (N03) Niobium oxide (NbO;) Niobium oxide (Nb,0.) Niobium oxige (Nb,0,) Niobium oxie (¥b03) Neon (Ne) Neon, on (Ne) Nickel (i) Nickel (0) Nickel (N) Nickel (ND Nickel (ND) 167 1609 1650 1651 1652 sa ss 1656 1657 169 1670 61 16 1s 1676 1677 678 1679 80 1681 1682 1683 ea os Is 1687 ves 1639 1691 192 169s 1696 197 198 1699) 1100 01 Nise Nis Niet) NiSKe) Nise) Nisa) NiSxers) Nuxeo) NuSAD) Nisxert) Nisuen) ow ow) ow) Ori) OPover) OPoien OD) OPoxer) Orbis) sie) ose) sive) Ossie) Ose orseiert) oscie) ora) oTivers omTiger) oma ostigert) ome over) ova OvKerd ove) Owe ones) xe ow 056) o-Ps) O-Poxen Oi) osicer) osixer) ossixer) ossi«) osivert) osics) ota) ostiver) ‘Table Title Nickel, fon (NE) Nickel, on (Ni) [Nickel sulfide (NiS) [Nickel sufi (NiS) [Nickel sli (NiS) [Nickel sli (NiS) Nickel sui (SiS) Nickel sui (Nis) Nickel sie (NiS3) Nick slide (SiS) [Nickel slide (NS) Nickel slid (NS) Nickel slide (NiS.) Onygen (0) Oxygen, ion (0°) Oxygen, ion (O°) Phosphorus oxide (PO) Lead oxide, red (P00) Lead oxide, yellow (PDO) Lead oxide (P00) Lead oxide (P00) Lead exis (P00) Sulfur oxide ($0) Sulfur oxide ($80) Sitcon oxide (SiO) Sontivm oxide (Sr0) ‘Strontium oxide ($0) ‘Strontium oxide (0) ‘Surontium oxide ($0) ‘Tantalum oxide (T20) Tianium oxie, alpha (110) “Tianium oxide, beta (THO) ‘Titanium oxide (10) ‘Titanium oxide (110) “Tuanium oxide (10) Vanadiom oxide (VO) \Vanatium oxide (VO) Vana oxide (VO) ‘Vanadivoxide (VO) “Tungsten oxide (WO) Zirconium oxide 220) Oxygen (09 ‘Oxygen, ion (09) Oxygen, ion (05) Phosphorus oxide (PO) Lead oxide (POO) Sulfur dioxide ($0) Silicon oxide, crisoblit, high (S10) Silicon oxide, erisotalite, low (SiO4) Silicon oxide, quartz (SiO) Silion oxide (S102) Silicon oxide ($10,) Silicon oxide (103) “Tanalum oxide (T20,) “Tanium oxide, anatase (i0:) a7 Page 02 103 108 05 1706 07 108 109 m0 m im ms. ine m7 ie ms imo imi mm. ims ma ims 1726 vr 178 ims 1730 im v3 m3 i134 ins. 1736 ux ine m9 10 741 va. 73 748 ns 1146 a7 8 1709 150 1751 52 rsa 154 1755, 1756 rst se ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 838 MALCOLM W. CHASE Formula Table Tite Page | Formula Table Tite omiven) ‘Tianium oxide, ratte (NO,) 1759 | Pye Phosptors, lack (P) oma ‘Titenium oxide (i0;) 760 | Pye Phosphorus ed IV (P) omtiver) “Tianium oxide (03) wre | Px Phosphorus, ed, VP) osting) ‘Tianium oxide (1103) wre _| Pye Phosphorus, white (P) ov) ‘Vanadium oxide (VO;) ve | Pa Phosphorus (P) owKen ‘Tungsten oxide (WO.) 764 | Pye Phosphorus () owe) ‘Tungsen oxide (WO,) wes | Pig) Phosphor () OrnWilen ‘Tungsten oxide (WOsn) 766 | Pre) Phosphorus, ion (P*) OnndWi(er) ‘Tungsten oxide (WOrx) ver | ree) Phosphions, on (P") Onno) ‘Tungsten oxide (Wr) i768 | Ps) Phosphorus sulfide (PS) oxzn4e0) Zirconium oxide 210.) 769 | Ped Phosphors (P) ozs) Zirconium oxide (i0,) ro | PAs) Phosphorus (Ps) Oxza(er) Zirconium oxide (2i0,) um | esse Phosphorus sulfide (PS) oxzn(@) Zirconium oxide (2:0,) im | Psa Phosptons sulfide (8) oO) O2mne (09) im | Psaer) Phosphorus sulfide (PS) O-Posiver) Lead silicate (P8105) ims | Ps@ Phosphorus sulfide (P.;) ose) Sulfur oxide ($03) ims ostige ‘Tianium oxide (1:0}) i776 | Pore Lead (P0) ls oma ‘Tianium oxige (T:0,) ut | Poen Lead (P5) a6 Ortixers) ‘Titanium oxide (THO) ims | oa Lead (Po) 1337 Over) ‘Vanadiom oxide (V;09) ima | oxen Lead (0) 1838 ova ‘Vanadium oxide (V,05) 780 | Poe) Lead (Po) 1339 Overs) ‘Vanadium oxide (V;0,) var | Poi) Lead, ion (Po) 1340 owien ‘Tungsten oxide (WO) ime | Por@) ‘Lead, ion PO") 184i owe ‘Tungsten oxide (WO) rras_| Psyc Lead sulfide (P08) 1842 Wier) ‘Tungsten oxide (WO) ina | > s\0) Lead sulfide (P08) 883 owce) ‘Tungsten oxide (WO) ras_| Po syext Lead sale (P08) 18a owessiter) Lead siieate ($10) ras | Posie) Lead sulige (PS) 1345 vPro) Lead oxide (P0100) 787} Puta) Lead (Po) 1346 osiznier) Zine slfate 2080.) 78, asizeien) Bicoium sileae (2810) 179 | Ro\een Rebigivm (RD) 1839 ovse) Vanadium oxide (¥:00) 1790 | Ro{en) Rubidium (Rb) 1850 ove) ana oxide (V0) sm | Roa Rubidium (Rb) 181 owvser) Vanadim oxide (V0) a9] Ro(er) Rubidium (Re) ss2 ostayen ‘Tanalumn oxige T403) im3 | RoW) Rubigium (Rb) ras stax) ‘Tantalum oxide (12503) ro) Rubidium, ion (Rb) ss ostaxter) Tantalum oxide (7,03) ris | Reve) Rubidium, jon RO") ass omen) Titanium oxie, alpha (1,0;) 1796 | Roxe) Rubiaiom (Rs) 186 omer) Titanium oxide, beta (703) i ostigh Titanium oxide (1:0) 998 | Rare Radon Ra) last oxigen) Tian oxide (1503) 199 | Rat) Radon, ion Ra") Iss. OwvKe ‘Vanadium oxide (V;09) 1800 ova) ‘Vanaiom oxide (V0) tsot | sen Suttr($) 1859 Over ‘Vanadiom oxide (V:05) 102 | sen Sulfr, moneetnie (8) 1860 Orde) Phosphorus oxide (P07) 1303 | sen Sulfur, onthorbombie (8) 1861 owas) ‘Tungsten oxide (WO) tao | so) sutfr(8) 1862 omer) ‘Tanium oxide (T.0,) 10s | syn Sulfur (8) 1363 oman ‘Titanium oxide (05) 1806 | sic) Sulfur (8) 1864 omtiden) ‘Titanium oxide (T.0%) rs07 | sie) ‘Sulfur, jon (S*) 1865, Owae) Tungsten oxide (W.0») rs0s | sic Sulfur, jon (S°) 1866, owaey ‘Tungsten oxide (WO) 1309 | sive) Silicon sulfide (SiS) 1867 OxPaer) Phosphorus oxide (P,0,)) rsi0 | ssrien 1868 OuPae) Phosphorus oxide (P:0,)) rit | Sse 1869 OnWae) “Tungsten oxide (WO) wr | s@ 1870 Siren) Sillon sufie (Si8;) 1871 Puen Phosphorus (P) isi | sisi Silicon sufi (82) ws J Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 8Formula SsSi(en) si@) sag) sae) Sia) sxe) saa) Side) igen si) Siyers) Siig) site sit@) Side) Sik) ‘raved swe sen sn) sword Sng) site) Tare) Tate) TA) Talend Tae) THe) THe) Tired Tier) Ten, THe) Titec Tobie Tile Silicon sulfide (SiS) Sulfur ($0) Sutter ($3) Sulfor ($3) Sulfur ($0) Sutfr ($2) Sulfur (50) Sticon ($0) Silicon (Si) Seon ($0) Seon (SD Sicon $0) Sileon, on (St) Seon on Si") Sion (Si) Silicon (Si) Strontium (1) Strontium, apt (80) Stomtum, beta ($2) Suontum (Se) ‘Strontium ($1) Swontum (#) Swontum, on Se") ‘Tanta (T3) “Tantalum (Ta) Tantalum (Ta) ‘Tantalum (Ta) Tania (Ts) “Tania, ion (Ta?) aniaum, fon Ta") ‘Tania (TD Tian, alpha (7) ‘iano, beta T) Tiana (TH Tianium (TH) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Page 1973 4 1975 1876, 77 78 819 1 82 18 186 68s 186 87 188, 189 1891 192 193 1894 19s 196 oT 1199 1900 1901 190 1993 108 1905 1v07 1909) 1910 wu Formula Tue) THe) Tite) Vue) vue vo Wuerd vue) vie) vie) wire) wien wi wierd) wie) wie) wits) Xered) Xei@) ne) Za\er) Zn Zaserd Zn) zaite) Zari) zeae eden) 400) Za) Zeer) Zee) zt) 25@) ‘Table Title Thani (1) Tuaium, ion 1") “Tan, ion Ti") ‘Vanadiom (V) Vanagivm (V) Vanadiom (V) ‘Vanadium (V) Vanadivm (V) ‘Vanadium, fon (V") ‘Vanadiv, jon (") Tungsten (W) Tungsten (W) ‘Tungsten (W) ‘Tungsten (W) ‘Tungsten (W) Tungsten on CW") ‘Tungsten jon (W") Xenon (Xe) Xenon, lon Xe") Zine Zn) Zine Za) Zine 2) Zine Za) Zine 20) Zine, jon Za") Zine, ion Za") ironium (2) Zirconium, alpha (20) Zirconium, bea (22) ironium (22) Zirconium (2) Zirconium (1) Zirconium, ion 22) Zirconium, jon 2") Page 1912 1913 1916 \oi7 1918 1919 1921 922 3 ions 1926 127 928 929 1930 1931 1933 34 i935 1936 937 tos 1939 1940 941 iss 1948 Ios 1946 1947 a8 1950 ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES. at 10.4 Chemical Name Index Table Tie Formula Page | Table Title Formula Poge 2-Butynediiie (CAND) cue) 603. | Aiuminum iodide (AL) Au ws ‘Aluminum (AI) Ante) 39 | Aluminum ioe (AIL) ALIKenD) 126 ‘Aluminum (AD) Alen) 60 | Aluminum ioe (AI) Alia) ns Aluminum (At) Au 61 | Aluminum, ion (") Arig) 64 Aluminum (AD) Aten) 62 | Aluminum, ion (A) Arg) 6 Aluminum (AD) Ag) 63. | Aluminum nde (AIN) AUN 129 Aluminum (AL) a) 138 | Aluminum nid (AIN) ALN) 130 ‘Aluminum borate (AIBO:) ALBiO4e) 66 | Aluminum oxide (AIO) ALOK) 1s ‘Aluminum bromide (ABE) ALB) 142 | Aluminum oxide (ALO) ALOK) 150 ‘Aluminum bromide (AIB®) AMBria) 67 | Aluminum oxide (ALO) ALOxer) 139 ‘Aminum brome (AB) ALBrie) 68 | Aluminum oxide (A:0.) A100) 158 ‘Auminum bromide (AB) ALBraty © | Aluminum oxide (A10) ALO@) 132 Aluminum bromide (ANB) ALBoerd) 70 | Alumisum oxide (A103) AlOxe) 135 Aluminum bromide (ANB) ALB) 71 | Alumioum oxide alpha (ALO) ALOK 184 Alusninum earide (ALCS) CAM) 687. | Aluminum oxide, deli (A1,0:) ALOxe) 135 ‘Aominum carbide (AIC) CAM) 554 | Aluminum oxie, gamma (ALO) ALOKe) 156 ‘Aluminum chloride (AICI) ALC) 143. | Aluminum oxide, ion (ALO") ALO) 151 ‘Aluminum chloride (AIC) ALCKC) 72 | Aluminum oxide, on (ALO') ALOE) 153 Aluminum chloride (AICI) ALCK) 19 | Aluminum oxide, on (A1O") ALOK) 133 Alumina chloride (AICI) ANCL) 83 | Aluminum oxide, ion (AIO") ALOF(@) 14 Aluminum ehlorie (AICI) ancl 84 | Aluminum oxide, ion (A103) AL05(@) 136 Auinum chloride (AICI) AUCiNeed) 85 | Aluminum oxide, kappa (ALO)) ALOK) sr Aluminum chloride (AICI) AUChKe) 86. | Aluminum silicate andalsite(ALSi0,) _ALOSSi(er) 160 Aluminum chloride uoeide (AICIF) LCI) 74 | Aluminum sicate, kyanite (ALSIOs)—_ALOSSi(er) 161 Aluminum chloride Mori (AICIF3) —ANCLA®) 76 | Alumioum sitcate, multe (ALSO) AMOWSi(ee) 170 ‘Aluminum chloride oride (AICLF) ACHE (8) 82} Aluminum silicate, silimanie (AlSi0) ALOSSiver) 1a. Aluminum chloride Muorde, on (AICI) AL CLFIC@) 75 | Alumioum sulfide (AS) AhSKer 16s Alum chloride, on (AICI) LCi) 73 | Aluminum suliae (AS) ALSie) br Aluminum chloride, on (ALC) ALC) 80 | Amidogen (HS) WN@ 1320 ‘Aluminum choc, on (AICI) Auci@) st | Amidogend, (ND) DN) toss Aluminum chloride oxide (OAICH AL CO,eR) 77 | Ammonia (Hs) HN@ a8 Aluminum chloride oxide (OAIC) ALCO) 78 | Ammonis, (sD) DN vost Aluminum Muoide (AIF) ALFA) 148 | Ammonium bromise (NH.B®) HaNver) “0 Aluminum uoride (AIF) AF@ 91} Ammonium ehlorde (NHC!) CHER) 165 Alumingm faoride (AIF) ALF) 94 | Ammonium fside (NH) HAN) be Aluminum facie (AIF) ALF) 98 | Ammonium perclonte (NHLCIO) ——_CLHAN,O4e) 166 ‘Aluminum fluoride (AIF) ALFA) 100 | Arzon can) Ante) ns Aluminum fvoride (AIF) ALFAee3) tor | Argon on (Ar) Aste) 8 Aluminum facie (AIF) ANF) 12} Azige Nie v2 Alumioum Mori, fon (AIF*) Ana) 2 Aluminum fluoride, fon (AIFS) ALB@) 95 | Barium a) Baw) 33 Aluminum ore ion (AIF;) ALEC) 96 | Barium (Ba) Bayer) 312 ‘Aluminum fuori oxide (AIF) ALFO\) 93 | Barium (Ba) Ba) 31 ‘Aluminum frie oxide (AIF) ALEOVG) 97 | Baum Ba) Baler) 320 Alun Mucride oxide, ion (OAIRS) —_ALF,OF(@) 98 | Barium (Ba) axe) 319 Aluminum hyde (AIH) ante) 114 | Barium bromide (Bar) BaBris) 225 Aluminum hyde oxide (OAIH) ALOK) 113 | Barium bromide Bai) BaBr4s) 3 Auinum hydoxide (AIOH) ALHOKe) 116 | Barium beomige (Bab) Ba BrXer) 228 Aun hydroxide, jon (NOH?) ———_ALHLOT@) 17} Basium bromide (Babi) Babe) a7 Aluminum hydoxie, jon (AIOH™) AM HLOF(@) 118 | Barium beomige (Batis) BuBréce) 26 Aluminum hydroxide oxide (OAIOH) ——_AMHOX®) 119 | Barium ehoride (Bact) Baclis) 330 Aluminum fide (AI) Ale) 146 | Barium enoride BaCt,) Bache) 334 Aluminum fxd (AI) AL) 121 | Barium chloride (B4C1) Bachyer) 333 Aluminum iodide (A) anise 122 | Barium chloride (Bach) Bach) 332 J. Phys. Chom, Ret. Data, Monograph 942 Table Title Barium chloride (BoC) rium Nuoede (BaF) Barium Auoride BaF.) um Nuorde (BAF) Barium ucride BaF.) Barium Nuorde (BaF) Barium Muorde, ion (BaF*) Barium hydroxide (Ba(OH)) Barium hydroxide Ba(OH),) Barium hydroxide (Ba(OH)) Barium hydroxide (BxOH) Barium hydroxide, alpha (Ba(OH),) ‘Barium hydride, ion (BaOH") Barium iodide (Bal Barium iodide (Bal,) Barium iodide (Ba,) rium iodide (Bal,) Barium iodide (Bak) Barium, jon (Bs") Barium oxide (B20) Barium oxide (B20) Barium oxide (B20) Barium oxide (B20) Barium sulfide (BaS) ‘Barium sulfide (BaS) Beryl (Be) Beryhiam (Be) Beryhiam (Be) Beryliam (Be) Berytiam (Be) Beryliom (Be) Berylium aluminum oxie (HeA1,0.) Berylim aluminum oxie (BeA1:0.) Beryligm aluminum oxide (HeAI:0.) Beryllium aluminum oxide (BEALO%) Beryliam aluminum oxide (BEALO9) Beryliam aluminum oxide (BEAI.O%9) Benylium borate (Be(BO2)) Beryl borate (BeyB,02) Beryl borate (ReBO;) Beryl bromide (BeB1) Beryllium bromide (BeBr.) Beryllium bromide (BeBr) Berylim carbide (Be:C) Berylim carbide (Be:C) Beryllium carbide (Be:C) Berylim carbide (BeC:) Beryliam chloride (BeCh») Berylim chloride (BeC1) Beryliam ehlotde (BeCl) Beryliam ehloride (BeCl) Beryliam chloride (BeC1) Beryllium chloride, alpha (Be) Berylium chloride, beta (BeC) Berylium ehoride Nuorde (BeCIF) Berylium chloride, ion (eC) Formula Ba,Cer) BaFi@) BuFx@) BuFyert) BaF) Bari Bare) Bato) BaHOxer) Ba.OK0) Bath Ba. O¥e) BaHOK®) Baie) Bale) Balers) Bal Barker) Batig) BaOxs) BaOxert) Baj0.0) BaOKe Baia) Basie Bere Beyer) Bed) Beverd) Bex) Bex) AiBeO4er) AuBe,O4er)| AlBe,Ou) AuBe Ott) AluBe Oyler) AlBeiOuer) B,Be.048) B,Be,Oxer) B,Be\Oxe) BesBrig) BeiBrser) BeBe) exert) Bex) Bese) eve) Be,cus) Beis) Beis Beis) Beciyerd Be,cisen BesCier) BeiChFig) Be.cre) 4. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9 MALCOLM W. CHASE Page 21 235 340 338 a8 aT 26 346 as sas 341 343 3a an 351 390 30 348 38 36s 56 383 382 as 356 361 362 363 366 365 ats 9 ut “0 68 er 19 261 186 367 368 369 561 560 559 663 416 37 a5 an 376 a3 om m Table Title Beryllium Nuorge (Be) Beryllium Muorge (BeF:) Beryllium Muorge (BeF:) Beryllium Nuorde (Be) Berylium lorde (BeF) Beryllium Muorde oxide (BEF) Benyiliam hydide (Be#) Beryllium yi (Be) Beryl hyde, in (BeH") Beryllium hydroxide (Be(OH);) Beryl hydroxide (BeOH) Beryl hydroxide, alpha (Be(OH),) Beryllium hydroxide, beta (Be(OH)) Beryllium hydroxide, ion (BeOH") Beryllium odie (Bel) Benylium iodide (Bel) Berylium iodide (Bel) Beryl iodide (Bel) Berytium iodide (Bel) Beryllium, on (Be") Berylium nitride (BesN3) erylium mide (Bey) Beryl nitride (BeN) Beryl aii, alga (Be.N) Beryllium oxide ((Be0)) Beryllium oxide ((He0)) Beryllium oxide ((HeO)) Beryl oxide ((B50);) Beryl oxide (B60). Beryl oxide (Be,0) Beryl oxide (BeO) Beryl ride (BeO) Beryl orige (BeO) Beryl oxide lp (BeO) Beryllium oxde, bets (BeO) Beryl slcate (Be;S10,) Beryl sulfate, alpha BeS0.) Beryllium sulfate, beta (BeSO,) Beryllium sulfate, gamma (BeSO,) Berylum slide (BeS) Berylum sulfide (BeS) Berylium tangsten oxide (BeWO.) Borane (BH) Borane (BH) Borane (BH) Boraine (8.HAN;) Boric acid (HBO;)) Boric acd (80) Boric acd (H\B0)) Borie acid (HEO,) Boric acid (HBO,) Boron (B) Boron (8) Boron (8) Boron (B) Boron (8) Formula BEF) BeFKe) BesF(er) Ber BeFxer) BaF.0,@) Behe) Beit) Bettie BeH.Ox8) BeHiO\a) Be HOXer) BeH.O4er) BeHOT®) Betie) Belg) Beers) Bel) Bolder) Bere) BenNxerd Bed Be Nig) Bewxer) BeOxe) BeOKe) Be/O4s) BesOx8) BeOxe) Be,Oxe) BeOxe) Be\Oxerd) Be{Oxt) BesOxen Be,Oxer BeO.Sier) Be\O.S\er) Be\O.Sien) BeOS) BES) Besien BeOW\Cer) B® Bitki@) Bale) BNE) BiHOMe) BOK) BHOWe) BHOxe) BAHLOxe) Bure) 30) Buc) Bie Be) Page 378 382 381 380 39 a7 3a er 392 395 296 23 geseg 2 403 a a9 2 2s 26 an as 408 47 88 0s 410 au a4 43 42 zai 29 21 290 239 232 233 226 as 7 179 180 181 239Table Title ‘Boro, beta shombohedral (B) Boron bromide oxise (OBB) Boron carbide (B.C) Boron carbide (B.C) Boron carbide (B.C) Boron eabide (BC) Boron chloride oxide (OBC)) Boron fuori oxide (OBF) Boron fluoride oxide (OBF:) Boron hydride oxide (HBO) Boron hydride oxide, on (HBO") Born hydride onde, on (HBO-) Boron hydride sulfide (HBS) Boron hydride sulfide, on (HBS") Boron, in (8") Boron, ion (8°) Boron nite (BN) ‘Boron nitride (BN) Boron oxi (180) Boron oxie (8:0) ‘Boron oxide (B:0;) ‘Boren oxide (B:0;) ‘Boren oxide (B:0%) ‘Boron oxide (8:03) Boron oxide (BO) Boron oxide (BO;) Boron oxide, ion (05) Boron sulfide (BS) Boroxin (8.0%) Boroxin (B,H.0}) Bromine (Br) Bromine (Br) Bromine (Br) Bromine (Bra) Bromine chloride (Br) Bromine Nuerde (BrP) Bromine Mucride(BrF;) ‘Bromine Muri (BF) Bromine, on (Br) Bromine, ion (8) Bromine oxide (BB:0) Bromine oxide (B10) Bromine oxide (B:O;) Bromine oxide (BOB) Bromine oxide (8100) Bromine oxide (OBO) Bromoborane (BB) Bromochloroborane (BBC) Bromodihloroborane (BBYCI) Bromoaliuoroborane (BBYF:) Bromofuersborane (BB:F) Bromolimidogen (NB) Bromomethylidyne (CBA) Bromesilne(SiHSB1) Bromesiyidyne(SiBe) Bromotrifuromethane (CBF) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Formula Bye BBrO.e) cB) CBA, ciBderd) ci BCLO®) BROW) BRO) BHOK®) BHO) BHOT®) BHSK) Busia) Bi) Bie) BIN) BIN) 8.0%) B:0\6) B:0¥e) B,Oxer) BOW) B,OKen) B.OKe) Boxe) BOF) BS) BOK) BiiOKe) Bri) Breen Brier) Bria) Brchis) Bote) BrFe) Bue) Brw Baie) Bri0\@) Bri0,@) BrOKe) BuOW@) BriOx@) BriOx@) Bn) BBC) BBCi) BBnFAa) BBR) Bre) cna) BrHisii) Brive) CiBnFxe) Page 178 190 555 387 se sss 201 28 ais 2 ma 224 2 ns 2 1 249 248 270 269 m4 m3 m ™m 254 255 256 287 287 288 9 a mn 3 4 5 26 400 1 68 49 462 7 461 es 16 187 19 18 483 562 465 63 Table Title Calcium (C2) Calcium (Ca) (Calcium (C2) Calcium (Ca) Cals (Ce cule) Calcium, alpha (Ca) caer) Calcium, beta (Ca) aie Calcium bromide (CaB1) Cale) Calcium bromise (CaBr) Brcale Calcium bromide (CAB) BrCaler) Calcium bromide (CaBr) Brcat) Calcium bromide (CaBr) Bucaer) Calcium chloride (CXC) cache) Calcium chloride (C2Ci) caci4er) Calcium chloride (C20) cacy Calcium chloride (C2C1) caicigerd) (Calcium chloride (CaC) acl) Calcium Marie (CaF) caro) Calcium furide (CaF;) caiFKe) (Calcium Muri (CaF) care) Calcium frie (CaF) coro Calcium frie (CaF) CaF (er) Calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH) casttoxce) Calcium hydroxide (CA(OH) Catioxen Calcium hydroxide (CaOH) Cato Calcium hydroxide, on (CaOH) cation) Calcium oti (Cat) cane) Calcium oti (Cal) cate) Calcium otis (Cal) Caren) Caeium iodide (Cal) cal) Calcium odie (Cal) cate) Calcium, in (Car) i) Caeium oxide (CaO) C20) (Calcium oxide (CaO) a0") (Caeium oxide (CaO) C2j0(er) Calcium oxide (C20) coe) Calcium slide (C35) case Calcium sulfide (C38) case) casbon (©) cw Carbon (C) Cue) Carton (C2) cw@ carbon (C3) cw) carbon (C2) cas) Carton (C3) cu) Curhon dioxide (CO) Coxe) CCurbon dixie, fon (CO) core) Carbon disuse (CS;) CSxe) Carbon, ion (C2) cre) Carton, ion (C°) cw Carbon, ion (C3) i) CCubon monoxide (CO) C0) Caton oxide suze (COS) Gosia) Carbon phosphie (CP) CPi) Carbon suboride (C103) 0K) Cusbon sulfide (C8) csie) Carbonic chloride foride (COC) CICLFLO) Page 703 PE ey 45 a a 710 mm mm 73 18 11s 19 16 a ne m2 m 0 ma ma m8 m ns ns 10 9 a ™m m4 ss 550 61 6s 1 696 643 6a oar 582 $83 662 oat 682 64s 0 646 367 ‘J Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 844 ‘Table Title Carbonic sicteride (COC) Caronic situorie (COF:) Carvonyl chloride (COC Carbonyl uoride (COP) CO radical (C:0) Cesium (C5) Cesium (C3) Cesium (C5) Cesium (C5) Cesium (C5) Cesium (C5) Cesium chloride (CsCD.) Cesium chloride (C3Ci) Cesium chloride (CSC) Cesium chloride (CSC) Cesium chloride (C3C1) Cesium More (CSP) Cesium fore (CSF) Cesium fore (CSF) Cesium Soride (CSF) Cesium Suoeide (CSF) Cesium hydroxide (CSOH)) Cesium hyoxide (CSO) Cesium hydroxide (CSO) ‘Cesium hydroxide (C308) (Cesium hydroxide (C3OH) (Cesium hydroxide, ion (CSOH") Cesium, ion (5° Cesium, ion (€5°) Cesium oxi (C210) (Cesium oxide (C20) Cesium suf (C5580,) Cesium suf (C5;50,) Cesium suf (C5580,) (Cesium state, 1(C50.) Cesium sf, 1 (C5:50)) Chole (NAA Fa) Chiolte (NAA) Chiolte (NaALF.9) Chlorine (Ct (Chlorine (Ch) Chlorine fuovie (CIF) (Clore forse (CIE) Chlorine tuorie (C1E.) CCiorne, on (Cr) Chlorine, on (CI) Chlorine oxide (C1C10) Chlorine oxide (C1C103) Chlorine oxide (C10) Chlorine oxide (C10,C Corin oxide (C10) Chlorine oxie (COC, Chlorine oxide (C100) Chlorine oxide (C'OOC) Chlorine oxide (OC10) ‘Ciloroborne (BCI) Formula cco.) CRO) chow) GROW) GO) cu) ayer) cx cae csyce ca) cuss) cucsien cus) cues) cucsiend CaF) caer) cre) CuthOxe) CiHhOver) CaO.) CoHhOxer cst Ove) CoH O%@) cite) C0) 50.80 cH0.8,er) CHO.) C50,8e2) C0.8i) AL Niet) ALF.) ALF) ove) Cure Curie) Cris) Curie) ow ow CLK) ch0xe) co) CLO) chow) C10) cL0K@) Ch0xe) Choe) BcKe) 4. Phys. Chom. Ret. Data, Monograph & MALCOLM W. CHASE Page sm se 570 581 88 981 980 O79 om on 816 741 1a 8 1a 995 936 985 984 987 996 98 989 sot 98, a” au 751 137 199 138 139 3 846 195 Bas 188 8a 18 sa 7 wt Jon Ber’) CChoreiucrotorane (BCIF,) CChloroinuoromethane (CHCIF,) CChoroethyne (CHT CCherofvoroborane (BCIF) CCiorovoromethane (CH:CIF) CChloromeiane (CHC) CChloromehylene (CHC!) CChloromethylidyne (CCD) CChorosiane (SHC CChlortrituoromethane (CCIF,) CChoctrituorosiane (SiC) Chromium (CP) Chromium (Ce) Chromium (Ce) Chromium (Ce) Ctromium (C0) Chromium carbide (CrsCo) (Chromium carbide (CC) (Chromium carbide (CnC) Chromium, on (Cy Chromium, on (Cr) CChromiam niride (Ce.N) (Chromium niede (HN) Chromium nitride (CAN) Chromium oxide (C03) ‘Chromium oxide (C0) ‘Chromium oxide (C03) Chromium oxie (C10) CCaromium oxide (C10) CCromium oxide (C10) Ciorosiytidyne (Sic) (CNC radical (CN) (CNN radical (CNN) Cobalt (Co) Cobalt (Co) Cobalt (Co) Colt (Co) Cobalt (Co) Cobalt eherde (CoC) Cobalt chloride (CoC) Cobalt chloride (CoC) Clit chloride (CoC) CCobslt chloride (CoC) Cobalt chloride (CoC) Cobalt chloride (CoC) CCobatt frie (CoF,) Cob fvrie (CoF:) Cobalt fivorie (CoF:) Cobalt fvorie (COF.) Cobalt frie (CoP) Cobalt, ion (Co") Cobalt, in (Co") Cobalt oxide (Co,0.) Cobalt oxide (CoO) Cobalt sult (CoS0.) Formula Bcr@) BCLF®) CAHLCLAE) GH.Chie) BCLFL®) CHCLF@) CHK) cichia) cunsixe) cre) cuRsiig) cw) ‘cae caver) cu rice) ccesten cenKen) Gicnien) one) cw CaNien CaN) cans cxOKe9) cx xerd) cx.) cxOKe) CaO) cnx) asia) cx) cate) coxren) Coyer) co.) coxert) coig) cucoxe) CucoKe) catoKen ico) CuCoexs) Cucog) ices) CoiFxerd) © cone) coiFKe) CoVFKee) core) core) covOuer) co.0xer) Cop0sier) Page 198 673 199 si 393 366 764 568 758 963 959 962 96 960 9 667 638 964 965 om 967 96 on om on 968 970 oat 9 948 94s 946 947 990 40 312 a3 aia ais sm 982 951 953 950 94 oa 99 957 955 956Table Title Copper (Cv) Copper (Cu) Copper (Cu) Copper (Cu) Copper (Cu) Copper (Cu) Copper chloride ((CuC),) Copper chloride (CuC Copper ehlride (CuC) Copper chloride (Cc Copper chloride (CC Copper chloride (Cu) ‘Copper cyanide (CuCN) Copper Nuorde (CUP) Copper Nuoride (CUP) Copper fuorde (CUF) Copper force (CuF;) Copper fuorde (CUP) Copper fluoride (CUP) Copper hydroxide (COM) Copper ion Ce") Copper jon (Cu) Copper oxide (C2:0) Copper oxide (C0) Copper oxide (C¥;0) Copper oxide (CuO) Copper oxide (CxO) Copper oxide sulfate (CUO-CuS0) Copper suifate (CuSO) CCryotte NaNAIF) Cryolte (NasAIF CCryolte, alpha (NOAIF) CCryotite, beta (NATE) Cyanide (CN") Cyanogen (CN) Cyanogen bromide (BYCN) {Cyanogen corde (CICN) Cyanogen fvride CN) ‘Cyanogen iodide (CN ‘Cyanogen, ion (CN) Decaborane (Bi) Decaborane (Bw) Decaborane (BiH) Decaborane (BiH) Deuterium (D) Deuterium (D;) Deuterium, fon (O°) Deuterium, ion (D") Deuterium, fon (D5) Deuterium, jon D3) Diazene, cis (HNNH) Dinzeneda, cs (ONND) Diborane (83H) Dibeomoborane (BB) Dibeomoborane (BHBr.) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Formula coxred) cue cu cuferd) cue) cus) cucuya) cucuser cucu) cucaerd) cucui@) cucuier) Curie cure CuiFve CuiFKe) CuFAent) cura CuK Cuttoxen) cate) carte) cus0,ers) cu.0.0) cus0xer, cH0Ke CuO Cu038,r) cu0.8,r) ANFANaver) AMEN) ALR“) ALPEN) cnr) cx@ CBnNKe) GaN) GN) CuNie) one Bota) Bosiend Botta) Boe Die) Dated) bite) Dre) BiBnHhie) Page 100s 1006 too? 1008 1000 122 4 us 16 71 748 87 S77 1013 to12 ‘017 101s ros tole tog 1010 rol toa 1003, 1019 1020 1028 1021 us 2 0 oe 80 618 oo ais 314 313 312 1029 1040 1030 1031 1081 1082 121 04s 261 1 194 Table The Ditromochlroborane (BBiCl) Ditromoflueroborane (HBF) Dibromoslane (SiFYBr) Dibromosiylene (SiBr3) Dichioreborane ((BC1)) Dichloreborane (BCI) Dichlorchorane (BHC) Dichloroborae, ion (BCI) Dichlorcborane, ion (BCI;) Dichlorodiuorometane (CCLF;) Dichloroeyne (CC) Dichlorofucroborane (BCL) Dichlorofluoromethane (CHCLF) Dichlorometbane (CHCl) Dichlorometylene (CCI) Dichloresilane(SiH,C1) Dichlorosiylene (SiC) DiNuoroamidogen (NF,) Dinworoborne (BF) Dinuoroborane (BF) Dinuoroborne (BHF) Difuoroborane, ion (BF) Difuoroborane, on (BF) Dioroborane oxide (O(BF,)) Diuersboroxin (BHO) Dituorodisttane (FSS) Diaoroethyne (CSF) Dinuorohyéroxyborane (BE:OH) Diftuoromethane (CHF:) Dinuoromeitylene (CF) Difuoromethylene, on (CF) Diftorcoxoitne (OSIF;) Diftuorsilane (SiGF;) Diuorsilyene (SI;) Dihyéroxyborane (B(OH) Dihyéroxyborane (B(OH))) Dihyéroxyborane (B(OH) Diiodoborane (Bh) Didosilane (SiH) Diidoslylene (Sl Etecron gas (e") ihanediiie (CN) Bihene (CHO) Eihynyl (3H) Fluorine F) Fluorine ) Florine, ion (F) Florine, ion (F°) Fiurine nate (FONO,) Fivoroborane (BF) Fluorsboroxin (BsH0.F) Fluoroethyne (CHF) Fluorimidogen (NF) Formula BBnCL) BiBnFie) BuHSing) Bri) BACs) BChia) BIH) BcKe) BC) CCLF Ke) cow) BOR CHCLFC) CHC) cick) CHSC) asive) NG) BFA) BRO BiRIKe) BIR) Bmw BROW) BROW) FSi@) CRG) BEHOKe) CHLF@) cre CR) FOsi(e FHsice) si BiHlO4e) BiHO4e) BOK) Bk) HuLsin®) sive) ere) canta) cataa) cag) cae) Fo Fare) F@ Fe FNO«) BRC BR HOM) canFie) FNv@) Page 192 193, sm 3 ae 263 210 213 aun 212 284 1146 214 582 583 131 108 8 265 266 28 na usa 4. 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Data, Monograph &46 ‘Table Title Fluoromethane (CHP) Flycromethylene (CHP) Fiyoromethidyne (CF) Flioromethyidyne, ion (CF) Fluroslane (SF) Pluroslyliyne (SIF) Fluorosufurie ac (HSO.F) Formaldehyde (H:CO) Forel (HCO) Frm] uceide (HCOF) Fo, uniposive ion (HCO") Galiam (G2) Gaiam (Ge) Gali Ga) Galism (Ga) Gallium (Ga) Gali, ion (G3") Gali, ion (Ga") Hafoium cH Hafoium GH) Hafoium (HD) Hafoium () Hafoium, alpha (9) Hafaium, beta (0) afsium, on (2) Hafaium, on (HT) Helium (He) Helium, ion He") Herachloroethane (CC) Hexaluorethane (CaF) Hyéranne (NH) Hygranne (NH) Hyerctore aeid—<, (DC) Hygrofuerieseid~4, (DF) Hydrogen (H) Hydrogen (i) Hyérogen bromide (HB) Hydrogen chloride (HCI) Hydrogen cyanide (HCN) Hydrogen, (HD) Hydrogen=d, ion HD") Hydrogen=d, ion HD") iygrogen fuori (HF) Hydrogen furide (HF) Hygrogen fuoride (FS) iyarogen fluoride (HF) Hygeogen fuorie (HAF) Hydrogen fui (HF) Hydrogen flurie (HE) Hydrogen iodide (HI) Hydrogen, on () Hydrogen on (H") Hydrogen on (Hf) Hydrogen on (5) Formula cure) Fa) CRG) Cre HSC) Five) FHOSK) CaO) CiHiO4G> CHOW) cHoKe) awe Gaer) ca ayers) Gag) aig) are) geen ce) Hie) aK gen) Hyer) an ure) Hered) Het) cecuis) Cre) HANA) HN ape) DRG) He Hed) Ha) cane CHIN) Date) Date) DaT®) Fe) FGe) Fatae) Fie) FH) HK) FHG@) He) He Hig) iw) H® 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9 MALCOLM W. CHASE Page 613 sor sr 57 1058 1093 1037 398 603 1283 1288 ass 1256, nas7 1258 1289 ne 68 61 1266 8 65 Be im0 61 182 on 1351 1350 “9 1032 1261 1310 oe 162 tos 034 03s 07 N61 un us 02 1209 oss 85 282 263 Bu be ‘Table Tite Hydrogen isocyanate (HNCO) Hydrogen peroxide (HOH) Hydrogen sulfide (HS) Hydrogen sulided; (B.S) Hydronium, fn (H,0°) Hyaroperoxo (HOO) Hydroxyl (OF) Hygeoxyl=4, (0D) Hygeoxy, ion (OF) Hygeoxy, ion (OH) Hypochlorus acid (HOC Hypochlorvs aida, (DOC Hypoftoroas acid (HOP) Imidogen (NH) Iidogen=d, (ND) Iodine) Todine (i) Todine (i) Todine() Todine () Iodine) Todine bromide (Be) Iodine chloride Cd) Iodine ehlovie (IO) Iodine ehloride IC) Iodine ebloride IC) Todine Auceiée (F) Todine fuori (IF) Iodine Mei (IF) Iodine, fn (°) Tosi, ion °) odin oxie Todine oxide (10) Teaine oxide 103) Iodine oxide OH) Iodine oxide 100) Iodine oxide (O10) Todoborane (BD Tedositane (Sis) Tedosiyidyne ($1) Iron (Fe) Iron Fe) ron (Fe) Iron (Fe) ron lpha~delta (Fe) ron bromide (FB) ron bromide (FeBr) Tron bromide FeBr) Tron bromide (FeBr) rom bromide FeBr) Tron carbonyl (Fe(COs) Iron carbonyl (Fe(CO) non chloride (FeCl) non chloride (FeCl) ron chloride (FeCl) » Formula CHOW) 1.048) HS) DSile) How HO) HOW) Dove) How) HOT) CUHK) c1D.0K8) FO) HN@ DN@ he Le) Laer) Py hae red Bre) chhie) cuter can cues Fig) Fate) FI) hw ro 10K) 10\@) Ose) LO.) Ose) Ox) Bae) HISiCe) 1si@) Fee Fe) Fever) Few Reyer) BrsFete) BrFeve) Brel) Breer) Bree) CaFeO4@) CFe.O) cures) Cures) CuFeKs) Page or 1330 0 ina 03 98 1038 199 1300 168 750 1056 1286 ‘ox? 1387 uai7 Mais as las ais ™ 70 19 168 1060 ise 1210 1388 139 var 404 1407 1426 1406 os 237 ne 1409 m2 i224 is 1226 im 525 an a" 0 430 80 on 1 28Table Title ron chloride (Fe) Tron chloride (FeCi) non corde (Fe) Tron corde (FEC) Tron chloride (FeCi) leon chloride (FeCi) ron ehlovide (FeCl) rn chloride (FeCl) ron fuoede (FEF) Iron orde (Fe) Tron Norte (Fe) leon Muorde (Fe) ron Muorde (Fe) Iron Nuorde (FF) Tron Nuorde (Fe) ron, gumma (Fe) Iron hyeroxide Fe(OH), Won hydroxide (Fe(OH) roa hydroxide (Fe(OH) Won iodide (Fel) Iron idide Fe) Iron odie (Fe) Iron odie (Fe) Iron iodide Fe) ron on (e') ron ion Fe") Iron oxide (FeO) Iron oxide (FeO) Iron oxide (FeO) Iron oxide (FeO) Iron ide, hematite (F,0,) Iron oxide, magnetite (Fe,O.) leon oxide, wOstite (Fes) Irom sulfate (FexS0.)) ron sulfate (FeS0,) ron sulfide (FeS) ron suid (Fes) Iron side, mareaste (Fe) Iron sulfide, pyrite (FS) non sulfide, pymbotite (FeverS) ron sulfide, oiit (eS) Iron sulfide, rolte (eS) Krypton (Ke) Keyplon ion (Kr?) Lead (P0) Lea (Pb) Lead (Pb) Lead (Po) Lead (PO) Lead (Po) Lead borate (PhB On) Lead borate (PDB, 04) Lead borate (P.O) Lead borate (P0B.0;0) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Formula CuFeer) chee che) cues) cure) corer) cure cuFec Fee) Fever) Fe) Been) Fei) FFE) Bee) Fen, Fetzer) Feil0xe) FeHoxen Fale) Feihie) Feiifen) Fak) Faik(o) Fei) Fite) FeO) Fe O\erd) Fe) FeOKeo Fe04en) FeO4er) Fesso(et) Fes0,8er) FeO) FeSi@) FeSi@) Feisen Fesyen FeanSi(e FeSi(en) FeSser) Kedreo Kei) Pow Poterd) Po) Poser) Poe Pog) BuO Poser) BOB) BOPoc) B,0,(c) Poge 821 819 820 a2 879 a8 "7 #16 10s 100 ot oz 1103, iss 58 ima 209 1230 131 107 1235 1334 m3 i332 i227 ims. 1239 138 fe 1236 148 1250 9 19 1240 naa ne ms 246, m0 ne nat 101 192 19 1938 i837 1836 185 1845 316 205 so. 207 | Table Title Lead bromide (P98) ‘Lead bromide (PSB) ‘Lead bromide (PBB) Lead bromide (PSB) Lead bromide (PoBe) Lead bromide (PB) Lead ehorde (PoC) Lead eberde (POC) Lead chloride (POC) Lead chloride (PBC) Lead corde (PEC) Lead chloride (PEC) Lead chloride, fon (PHCT’) Lead corde, ion (PHCI Lead fore (POF) Lead fore Lead fore (POF) Lead Mri (POF) Lead fore (POF) ‘Lead frie, alpha (POF) ‘Lead Marie, beta (POF) ‘Lead hyéeide POH) Lead iodide (FD) Lead ioe (PL) Lead odie (Po) Lead iodide (POL) Lead iodide (Po) Lead iodide (POL) Lead, on (P") Lead, on (PO") Lead oxide (P01) Lead oxide (P00) Lead oxide (P20) Lead oxide (P00) Lend oxide (F004) Lead oxide, rd (PbO) Lead oxide, yellow (POO) Lead silicate (P>:S10.) Lead silicate (P2Si0}) ‘Lead sige (PS) Lead slice (PS) Lead slic (POS) Lead slide (PbS) Lithium (Li) Lidhium (1) Lh (Ls) Lithium (1) Lihium (Li) Lithium (Li) Lith aluminem oxide (LIAIO) Lithium atusinum oxide (LIAIO,) Lhium aluminum oxide (LIAIO;) Lithium borate (LiB.0%) Lithia borate (i810) Lithium borate (LiB.0%) Lithium borate (Li2B,0) Formula BriPbia) BrPover) BrPb.a) BrPOerD BrPb(a) BuPbis) cube) ureter cree uP oer) CuPh@) clPoi@) chPbi@) cuPei@) FiPbi(a) FPG) Fipbien) Pot) FPO@) Poder) Pier) HPO) Poe) Po(erd) LPG) LP Posen) LPoia) Pig) Pore O.Poxer Oost) OvPoxerd) ovPog) oxroien OPoxen OPoxen owrsien OPHsixen Posie) Possiert) Posi) Possier) Lie Livers) Li) Lies Lied) Like) Alix) AULiOxers) AlbiOxe) BALLOXer) BALKOXD, BAiOxer) BuLiOwer) 47 Page ” 500 01 02 329 eo 850 si 882 83 90 02 asa 1088 1142 1141 1140 nia 138 1138 sos 0s 1430 11 129 Las. a2 1640 141 ver ims i ims 78 mi im, 1786 4 as 4s ie ie Mor 1496 9s M94 93 1505 a7 128 126 204 295 296 205 4J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 948 Table Tite Lithium borate (L801) Lithium borat (LiB0,) Lithium borate (LiBO,) Lithium borate (LiB0,) Lithium borate (Li80,) Lithium bromide (LiBS}) Lithium bromide (LiBe) Lithium bromide (LIB) Lithium bromide (LiB6) Lithium beomide (Lite) Lithium carbide (Lic) Lithium carbonate (L4,CO.) Lithium carbonate (LiCO}) Lithium carbonate (LiCO}) Lithium chloride (LCD) Lithium chloride (LIC) Lithium chloride (Lic, Lithium chloride (Lic) Lithium chloride (Lic) Lithium ehleide (iC) Lithium chloride ride (LiCIF) Lithium Nuoride (LP) Lithium Maoride (Li) Lithium lorie (LIF) Lithium fuoride (LF) Lithium uorde (LF) Liem uoride (LIF) Lithium uoride, ion (LIFE) Lithium bexauooauminse (LisAIF) {Lithium hexaluoroaluminste (LisAIF Lithium hexafuoroaluminste (LisAIF) Lithium hydride (LAH) Lithium hyeride (LAH) Lithium hyeride (LiH) Lithium hyeride (LH) Lithium hydroxide (LOH) Lithium hydroxide (LOH) Lithium hydroxide (LiOH) Lithium hydroxide (OH) {thium hydroxide (LAOH) Lithium hydroxide, ion (LIOH) Lithium hypochlorite (LiOct) Lithium hypofwrite (LIOF) Lithium iodide (LD) Lithium ioe Lit) Lithium ite (Li) Lithium ide (Lit) Lithium ide Lit) Lithium, ion (Li) Lithium, ion (Li) Lithium nitride LiN) Lithium tide (LN) Lithium oxide (LiO)) Lithium oxide (Li) Lithium oxide (Li) Lithium oxide Li) Formula BLOW“) BiLi.O4g) BiLiOxert) BLOM) ByLiOxen) Brita) Biter Brig Bribigerd) Baking) GaLixer) CiLLOKe) CLLOM) CiLOxerd) aL) cutive) aL cuLiger) ae auiver) CrLite) FLL@) FLiv@) FLA Feu) FL@) FLi@) FLI@ AMPLE AMF) AMPALerD) Hui) Hitivert) Hive) Hiner) HLiOse) HLioKe Hii HLiOKe HLiOW®) HLiOK®) CuLKOK®) FLOW) Lie) Lie) Lier Li Liver) Lite) Lire) Liner) LN@ 1.0%) 1:08) Ly0,en) L:0,0) ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref, Data, Monograph & MALCOLM W. CHASE Page | Table Title 311 | Lithium oxi (Lio) 247 | Lithium oxide (L10) 246 | Lithium oxide, fon (L10") 245 | Lithium oxynitride (LION) 244 | Lithium perelorate(LiCI0.) 488, | Lithium perenorte (LiC100) 447° | Lithium perchlorate LiC10.) 448, | Lithium peroxide 1403) 49 | Lithium state L,Si05) 450 | Lithium siesteLisii0y 679 | Lithium sist Li:Si05) 624 | Lithium state (Li,Si0,) 625 | Lithium sist (LiSi0.) 626 | Lihium sist (iSi03) 8530 | Lihium sodium oxide (LIONS) a1 | Lithium sutate Li809 780 | Lihium sua (L809 79 | Lithium sata (L180 78 | Lithium sata, alpha (Li80.) 77 | Lithium suf, bea (Lis) 752 | Lithium teratuoroaluminste (LIAIF) 1117. | Litho tetatuoroberylate (LiBeF) 1162 | Lithium etrauorobenlate LiBeF) 1066 | Lim eranuoroberlae (LiBer 1067 | Lithium tetahyéroatuminae (LIAIH,) 1068 | Lithium terahyéroborate (LIBH.) 1065 | Lithium sanium oxide (L710) 1116 | Lithia staniom oxide (Li110,) 107 | Lithium danium oxide (L410) 108 | Lithia rinuoroberyate (LiBeF) 109 | Lithium winuoroberyte (LiBEF)) 1275 | Lithium winuoroberae (LiBeF)) 1216 | Lithium wituoroberylate(LiBEF)) wm 274 | Magnesiom (Me) tts | Magnesiom (Ma) 27s | Magnesium (Me) 279 | Magnesium (4g) 1280 | Magnesium (Mg) 1281 | Magnesium (Mg) 1282 | Magnesium aluminum oxide (MgAL0.) 781 | Magnes sluminim oxide (MBALO0) 1069 | Magnesiom aluminum oxide (Mg&1,0.) 419 | Magnesium boride (MgB) 1397 | Magnesium boride MgB.) 1396 | Magnesium bromide (MgBn)) 1395 | Magnesium bromide (MgB) 1396 | Magnesium bromide (MgB) 198 | Magnesium bromide (MgB) 1499 | Magnesium bromide (MgB) 1526 | Magnesium bromide (Mr) 1500 | Magnesium bromide. ion MB) S11 | Magnesium cabige g.C:) 1509 | Magnesium carbige (MgC;) 1508 | Magnesium carbonate (M00) 1507 | Magnesium corde (MgCl) Formula LiOKer) LO Lior@) LiNOW CuLioser) union ChLioxers) LidKe) Li0.sixen LO Si) LiOSiger) Li0Si« LiOsiverd) LiOSi(er) LiNaO@) LOS, LAOS (er LiOSie) LOS er LOS fer) ANPL(@) Beier) BeFLi0) Beier} ALLie®) BuLLiger) LOTW L,0.TiKer)) L,0.Ti"ee) BaFLiven) BeFLi() BeFLi(er) BeFiLi(e) Maer) Mae) Mau(ed) Mau Ma) Mee) ALMgOde) ALMg,O4) AMO der) BaMgiter) BaMgier) BrMg(e) Brae) BrMeve BaMg@ BrMg(en)) :Mg(8) BoMEie) csder) coMaee) CaMg,Oxen cle) 1506 1508, 1304 1501 782 73 74 1510 1593, 1324 1525 1513 154 1512 1302 1520 1521 1s22 1518 1519 108 a 399 120 235 1516 1517 isis 383 385 386 ts22 153 129 1520 331 Iss. ur rs 19 268 27 526 ‘st 89 a 3 828 392able Title agesiom chloride (MgC) {agnesium chloride (MgCl) ‘agnesium ehorde (MgCl) {agnesium chloride (MgCl) {agnesum corde (MgCl) ‘agnesiam chloride Muorde (MgCIF) {agnesm chlor, jon (MgC) ‘agnesum Muoride (MEF) ‘agnesum fluoride (MBP) Aagnesium Moore (MgF;) Aagnesium Nvoride (MaF:) Aagnesiom Muorige (MeF:) Aagnesiom uoride (MF) Aagnesism frie, fon (MEF) {agnesiom Nori, fon (MEF) ‘agnesium hyarde (MgH) Aagnesiam hydride (Mg) Aagnesium hydroxide (Mg(OH) Aagnesium hydeoxie (MgiOH) Aagnesiom hydroxide (MgOH) Aagnesim hydroxide, on (MEOH) ‘agresim odie (Mh) Aegnesum ioaie (Mg) ‘agnesim iodide (Mg) ‘agnesim josie (Mg) ‘egnesim odie (Mg) ‘agnesum, on (Mg") Aagnesium nde (MN) ‘egnesiam nitride (MeN) ‘agnesium oxide (MgO) ‘ngnesum oxide (MgO) {agnesium oxide (MgO) ‘gnesim oxide (MgO) ‘agnesium phosphate (Mg.P,0%) {agnesium phosphate (Me3P.0%) {agnesium phosphate (MgP,00) {agnesium silicate (Mg.S:0.) Sagnesium silicate (Mg:Si0.) {agnsiom silicate (MgS10.) Iagnesium sleate (MgSi0,) {agnesium silica (MgSi0;) fagnesium silicate (MgSi0,) Iagnesium silicide (MgSi) lagnesium silicide (Mg) {agnesiom silicide (MeSi) tagnesium sutae (500) lagnesium sulfate gS.) {agnesium sulfite (4250) lagnesia sulfide (MS) lagnesir sulfide (gS) Lagnesium daniom oxide (MesT100) lagnesim titanium oxide (MgiT10.) lagnesim titanium oxide (MesT10.) lagnesium sanium oxide (MgTLOs) ‘agnesim taniom oxide (METLO.) ‘agnesium tani oxide (MgTLO;) Formula cuMg@ Chie) ChMer) cM) cage) CUMS) come) Me) Mave) Ma) EMpexD EME) EMp(o) FMei(@) FMaite) HiMa@ HoMaer) HMg04e) HMO) HMR) HiMg0%) Me Meo Mg bMa@) bMaicr) Mele) MesNxer) MaiNi@) MgiOxerd gio MgiOxer Mg.o%@) MpsOsPscr) MgiO.Ps) MgsOsPyer.) Mesossier) Mss0.i) Mas0siver) Mg,0ssi(ex) Mp,0:Si@) Mpiossiven Mgssifer) Messi) Messier) M0.5ers) Mgi0.8\) Mg0sier) Maite) Mpc) Mg.0.Ti() Mg.0.Ti¢er!) Mg.0.Ti"er) Mg.osTier) Mg.osTi) Mp,osTigers) Phys. Chem. Ref, Data, Monograph 8 MALCOLM W. CHASE Page 785 834 833 832 a1 183 796 178 170 na 120 ini9 8 on na re} 116 7 Be ee 1285 98 a0 Mat 13 aa 1534 1565, 1535 1538 1837 1536 1539 1566 161 1556 1557 Iss 1s. Isat 1540 1862 1563 1864 508 1se7 1546, 1556 1553, 1560 1561 1559 Isso 1551 152 Tabie Tite ‘Magnesium titanium oxide (MgO) “Magnesia titanium oxide (MgTHO,) ‘Magnesia titanium oxide (MgO) “Magnes tungsten oxide (MgWO.) ‘Manganese (M0) Manganese (M0) Manganese (Mn) “Manganese (Ma) ‘Manganese (0) “Manganese, ion (Ma) Mercapo (HS) Mercapto~d (SD) Mercury (He) Mercury (He) Mercury (ig) Mercury bromide (Hg,Br) Mercury bromide (HgB) Mercury bromide (HB) Meroury bromide (HB) Mercury bromide (HgBr) Mercury bromide (HB) Mercury eoride (HC) Mercury chloride (HEC) Mereuy chosde (HgCl) -Mercary chloride (HEC!) Mercury chloride (HgC!) Mercury chloride (HEC) ‘Mercury ride (He:F.) Mercury ride (HF) Mercury Muoride HF) Mercury ride (HF) Mercury ride HF.) Mercury fluoride (HEF) Mercury hyde (gH) Mercury iodide (Hest) Mercury iodide (Hest) Mercury iodide (Hash) Mercury iodide (Hel) ‘Mercury iodide (Hgl:) ‘Mercury iodide (Hal) Mercary ide (He. Mercury iodide (Hel) ‘Mercury, fon (He) Mercury oxide (gO) Mercury oxide (Hg0) Methane (CHD “Methinophospide (CHP) Meth (CH) Methylene (CH) Metslidyne (CH) “Methlidye, ion (CH") Molybdenum (Mo) Molybdenum (Mo) Molybdenum (Mo) Molybdenum (Mo) Molybdenum (Mo) Formula Mg.0.Ti() MgiOsTi(er) MgiOsTi(x) Mgio4Wi(cr) Maier) Maret) Mn) Maver) Mniig) Matte) HSK) DSi) He@) Haver) Haired Boltee) Brite) Bre) Botigend Bate BaHgi(er) cutee) caste) Cattgne Catia) Chitsend cutie) Filieste) Fig) Fg) Eigen) Fig Figen) Hee) Heiden Hato Heli Hele) Hehe) Highton) Haid) Highter) H@ Hp) Hg 0K) cas) CoP) cH) cH@) cme cure Move) Moser) Mot) Moye Moyet) » 1344 1543 184s, 1509 is. sm 1373, 1874 sis 1876 1306 109 iss st is a“ 4s a3 388 a4 25 326 327 m3 1039 un 1109 264 iy oes 1386 a7 1381 1380 1379 1378 1376 1383, 1382 ois 610 391 592 181 1580 is 178 ism50 ‘Table Title Molybdenum bromide (MoB®) “Molybdenum bromide (MB) “Molybdenum bromide (MoBr) ‘Molybdenum bromide (MoBr) Molybdenum bromide (MoBr) Molybdenum bromide (MoBr.) Molybdenum bromide (MoBr.) Molybenum chloride (MoCi.) Molybenum chloride (MoCl.) Molyisdenum chloride (oC) Molyssenum chloride (MoCI.) ‘Molybdenum chloride (MC) ‘Molybdenum chloride (MC) ‘Molybdenum ehoride (MoCls) Matysdenum chloride (MOC) Molybdenum chloride (MOC) Molydenum chloride (MOC) Molydenum chloride oxide (MoO:C) Molybdenum fcride (MoF3}) Molybdenum fucrde (MoF:)) Molybdenum fcrde (MOF) Molysdenum flcrde (MoF:) Molybdenum fluoride (MOF) Molybdenum fuoride (MoF.) Molysdenem Aucrde (MOF) ‘Molybdenum fucide (Mo) ‘Molyadenum fucide (MOF) Molyisdenum flcrde oxide (MoF.O) ‘Molybdenum iodide (Mol) Molyédenum iodide (Mot) Molybdenum iodide (Mol) Molybdenum iodide (Mot) Molysdenum iodide (Mot) ‘Molybdenum iodide (Mol) ‘Molybdenum iodide, alpha (Mol) ‘Molybdenum, in (o") Molybdenum, ion (Mo") Molybdenum oxide (MoO) Molybdenum oxide (MoO) Molybenum oxide (MoO) Molybdenum oxide (MoOs1s) Molysdenum oxide (MoO.) Molysdenum oxide (M002) ‘Molybdenum oxide (M00) Molybdenum oxide (MoOs) Molybdenum oxide (Mo0,) Molybdenum oxide (MoO,) ‘Molybdenum sulfide (MoS) Molybdenum sulfide (Mo:S:) ‘Molybdenum sulfide (MoS) Molybdenum sulfide (MoS) Motybdic ac (0;Mo(OH);) NCN radical (NCN) NCO radical (NCO) Neon (Ne) Formula Bro‘) BrMoKe) BrMovr) rMoxer) Bro) Brox) BrMover) CuMover) CuMoxt) cuMoxer) cuMove) CuMox@) CuMo,er) CiMo\ex) CMe, cuMoxg) CuMoier) CuMo0@) FiMoie) FisMoie) FiMo(e) FMo\@) FMo() Foie) FMoie) Faso) FiMoe) F.MoOig) ee) IMoxe) IMoKe) IMo\er) IMoxe) LMo(e) IMo\en) Moitg) Mori) Mo\Oxs) Moz MosOznslen) Mo Ossnler) Mo.Ox) Mo,Oxer) Mo.Oxt) Mo,Oxer) Mo,oxerd) Mo\0x) MosSser) Moss.) MosSser) Mosier) HiMo,048) ons) CN) Neve) J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9 MALCOLM W. CHASE Page 482 95 4 sis 516 18 a7 ws 95 os su 913 912 330 79 ws mu na ua. ne Ln ust ey 80 99 Las ast ta us vy 12 183 1s ise 188 189 1586 Iss 1591 1590 i392 1593 1597 1596 1595 sou BI or 1695 Table Tite Neon, on (Ne) Nickel Ni) Nickel N)) Nickel (Ni) Nickel (N) Nickel (N}) Nickel carbonyl (Ni(CO) Nickel carbonyl (Ni(CO).) [Nickel eloide (NIC) [Nickel chloride (NIC) [Nickel elo (NiCL) [Nickel chloride (NIC) Nickel chloride (NIC) Nickel. on (N*) Nickel, on (Ni Nickel sulfide (Ni) Nickel sulfide (N83) Nickel sulfide (Ni) Nickel sulfide (N83) Nickel slide (NS) Nickel sulfide (NS) Nickel sulfide (NS) Nickel sulfide 68) Nickel sulide (S;) [Nickel sulfide (Ni) [Nickel sufi (NS) ‘Niobium (Nb) Niobium (Nb) ‘Niobium (Nb) Niobium (Nb) Niobium (Nb) Niobium bromide (NOB) [Niobium bromide (NB) [Niobium bromide (NDB) Niobium bromide (NDB) Niobium eatide (NECom) Niobium chloride (NEC) Niobium chloride (NBC) Niobium chloride (NDC) Niobium chloride NCL) Niobium, on NO") Niobium, ion (N6") Niobium oxide (Nb,0.) Niobium oxide (Nb,0.) Niobium oxide (Nb,0%) ‘Niobium oxide (NbO) Niobium oxide (N60) [Niobium oxige (NO) ‘Niobium oxide (NbO) [Niabium oxide (NO) [Niobium oxide (NbO,) [Niobium oxide (NbO,) [Niobium oxide (NbO.) Nite acid (HONO) Nitrogen (N) INirogen (Ni) Formul Net@) NigeeD Nier) Ni Nuterd) Nie) CHNiOxs) CxNioxy uN) uni) CUNi(eed) chNi) CuNK(ed) Ni@) Nite) Nusierd) Nisa) Nasir) Nae Nii) NuSKe Nise) NuSiert) Nissen) Nis) NiSxee) Noten Naver) Noo) Naver) NDC) BrsNb,() BND (et) sD) ComN(er) ChNDg) CLND (et) aun) auNbier) Nee) Neiie) NoOver) NbOx0) NbiO¥er) NbOxe) Nb.o) NoOKen) NOK) NoOxe) Nb.Ox Nbox0) Nb.Oxer) HNOMe) Ne Nared » Page 1696 1697 1698 1689 1700 701 16s 1676, 677 1678 69 538 9 sat 39 318 our 916 ais 180 1681 1692 1691 1690 1682 1683 684 168s 1699 1688 1687 1290 1600 watTable Tite [Nitrogen fluoride (NF) [Nitrogen fluoride, cs (FNNF) Nitrogen furise oxide (NFO) Nitrogen furie. tans (FNNF) [Nitrogen on (8°) [Nitogen on (N°) Nitrogen, on (Ni) [Nitrogen on (Ni) [Nitrogen oxide (8:0) open oxide (NiO) [Nitrogen oxide (N00) [Nitrogen oxide (:0.) Nitrogen ide (N:0.) Nitrogen oxide (N:0.) [Nitrogen oxide (N:0.) [igen oxide (NO) [Nitrogen oxide (NO3) Nitrogen oxide (NO,) Nitopen oxide, fon (N:0") Nivogen oxide, fon (NO") Nitwogen oxide, fon (ONO) Niogen slide (NS) Nites bromide (ONB®) [Nitosy elorde (ONC1) Nitros Mori (ON) Nitros yi (HNO) ‘Nitros iodide (ON) Nitrous sca, cis (HONO) Nitous ae, tas (HONO) [itr ehlorde (NOCD [itr Nuoide (NOL) Oxiane (C:H.0) Oxygen (0) Oxygen (03) Oxygen Muride (FOF) ‘Oxygen fuoride (FOF) ‘Oxygen Mueride (OF) Oxygen Muoride (OFO) Oxygen fucride (OOF) Oxygen, ln (0°) ‘Oxygen, ion (0") ‘Oxygen, ion (03) ‘Oxygen, ion (05) Ozone (03) Pentaborane (B.H) Pencaborane (Bal) Pentafuoro(ituoromethy!) sutur Perchory Nuorde (CIO) Phosphine (PH) PPhosphinidne (PH) Phosphino (PH) Phosphoric aid (H.PO.) Phosphoric acid (HPO.) Phosphoric aid (H.PO.) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Formula FN) ENA) NOW) NK) Nw Nie) No Ne) NOK) Noo48) N.o4e=) N04) N04) Ns048) N04) Now NOx) Now N0%) NOK®) No) Nissi) BriNiOu) CAN Ove) FINO) HNO@) IN O@) HNO) HiNiOx@) cuNiOxe) FINO‘) CHONG) ove) oxen ROW) ROK) FO) FO) FOwe) oO) or) ou) ow) x8) Bathe) BiH) (CRSFICR Sis) CAFO) HPA) HPC) HPA) HOPED) HOPKO) HOPG Page 68 25 16s 1126 1601 1602 1622 1623 626 1625, ext 628 169 60 1631 1603 160s 1607 125 1608 1606 1609 486 781 tors ner 400 1 19 107s a8 339 ner ss 46 Table Title Phosphors (P) Phosphorus (P) Phosphor (P) Phosphons (F) Phosphorus (P3) Phosphorus (P.) Phosphorus, black (P) Phosphorus bromide (PB) Phosphorus bromide (PB) Phosphorus chloride (PCD, Phosphorus chloride (PCI) Phosphorus chloride (PCI) Phosphorus fuoride (PF) Phosphorus fucide (PF) Phosphorus Mucide (FF) Phosphorst uri (PF) Prosphonas fuori, on (PF) Phosphorus Nuorde, ion (PF) Phosphorus Nuoride, ion (PF) Phosphorus Nuorde, ion (PFS) Phosphorus, ion (P") Phosphor, jon (P°) Phosphorus nitride (PINS) Phosphorus nitride (PN) Phosphorus oxide (P2092) Phospors oxide (P:03)) Phosphorus oxide (P03) Phosphorus oxide (PO) Phosphorus oxide (PO) Phosphor, red 1V (P) Phosphor, re, VP) Phosphorus slide (PS) Phosphorus sulfide (PS) Phosphorus sulfide (Pi) Phosphorus sulfide (P.S:) Phosphorus sulfide (PS) Phosphorus, white (P) Phosphor bromide (POB) Fhosphor chloride (OPC) Phosphor chloride fluoride (POCIF:) Fosphon! chloride Muorde (POCLF) Phosphonl fore (POF) Potassium (K) Potassium (K) Potassium (K) Potassium (K) Potassium (K) Potassium (K) Potassium aluminum chloride (KYALCH) Potassium borate (KB.0;) Potassium borate (KB.0%) Potassium borate (K:B.0%) Potassium borate (K:B,O,0) Potassium borate (K:B,0,») Potassium borate (K:B,0,) Potassium borate (K:B,0,9) Formal POD Paced Po Pend) Pag) Pag) Pen Brig) Brig) cuPi@) Curie) owe) Fr) FP@) FP@) FPG) B® FR@ BPO FP) rw Pre NPV NiPKe) Oris) uPA) OwPser) oie) OP) Puen Pen Psver) Psa Psuert) Pie) Psi) Peer BrOP@) CLO) CARO.PIe) CLRO.PIa) FoPw Kye) Kien K@ Kyerd) Kw@) Kx) ACHE) BAKOKe) BK.0x0) BAKOxer!) B4K:Oer) BK.O,se9 BK.O.KD BAKO.ser) 5 Page 1822 1817 824 eas 28 ir) aig 463 sik 83 919 toss ss hie? 1198 1086 1087 1136 137 122s 1826 1634 103 ie 810 m0 8 1819 1820 1830 31 ie 3 27 21 si7 156 a8 1465 1466, 467 468 1469 Las 4. Phys. Chem, Ref. Data, Monograph &52 Table Tite Potassium borate (KBO,) Potassium borate (KBO,) Potassium borate (KBO;) Posssium borate (KBO.) Potessium bromide (KB) Potassiom bromise (KB) Potassim bromige (KB) Potassium brome (KB) Potassium tromie (KB) Potassium carbonate (K:C0)) Potassium carbonate (K:CO;) Potassium carbonate (K:CO,) Potassium chloride (KCD:) Potassium ehlovise (KC Potassium chloride (KC) Potassium chive (KC) Potassium chloride (KCI) Potassium eyanige (KCN) Potassium eyanide (KCN) Potassium eyanide (KCN) Potassium cyanide (KCN) Potassium eyanide (KCN) Potassium Auoride (KP) Potassium Quoride (K(HF:) Potassium Muoride (K(HE,)) Potassium Muorde (K(HF;) Potassium fuorde (KF) Potasivm Auorde (KF) Poussium Muorde (KF) Poiassiom Auorde (KF) Potassium Muoride, ion (KFS) Potassium hexachloroatuminate (KSAICI) Potassium hexaforalminate (KAIF) Poiasium hydride (KH) Potassium hydeide (KH) Potassium byéroxide (KON) Pouasium hydroxide (KOH) Poaasivm hydroxide (KOH) Potassium bydraxide (KOH) Potassium hydroxide (KOH) ouasium bydraxide, ion (KOH) oiasivm iodide (KI) Poaasivm iodide (KD) Potassium iodide (KD) Pouasium iodide (KI) Potassium iodide (KD) Potassium, ion (K*) Poussivm, ion (K") Potassium oxide (K,0) Potassium oxide (KO) Potassium oxide, jon (KO") ouasium perchlorate (KCIO,) Potassium peroxide (K:03) Pastassum silat (K36105) Poussium siliete(K:S10;) Potassium silicate (K38105) Formula BOX) BKOX), BKOXer) BiKOX8) Bake) Bake Briki@) Brikierd) Brikia) CiK:OKer) CiK:040) CxK:0Ke) cK) KK caKiex) aK) eK CRN) CNC) KN CKNced) CRN) BK) FAK) UK) FaHiK(er) RK) RK) Ke, RK) RK) ALCL ser) AMPK ee) Hiker) HK@) HK.0K8) HKOK@) HiKO(ex) HK.) HK.OKe) HAKO%) Kw 1K@) Ker) 1Kie) 1K) Kite) Ki@ KOK") KO) Korw CuKiO4er, K0xer) K.0sSi(es) K.0Si) K.OSi(er)) J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9 MALCOLM W. CHASE Page 20 241 2 28 “er 48 RgE 623 622 oa 829 75 ma ms m on 617 ois 619 620 us 08 has 1106 1062 1061 10s 1063 ina 106 1267 1268, 134 mn im 1270 1269 103 us 193 ne 1390) 91 1370 wan a6 ana M73 76 un M8 119 aso Table Title Possum sulfa (K;S0.) Potassium slate (K;S0.) Potassium sulfite (K;S0.) Potassium slate alpha (K:S0.) Poussum slate, beta (K:S0.) Potassium slide (KS) Poiassim sulfide (KS) Potassium sulfide (KS) Potassium superoxide (KO) Potassium teachloraluminate (KAICL) Potassium terafuoroborte (KBF.) Potassium teratuoroborte (KBF.) Potassium terauoroborate (KBF,) Potassium tevafuoroborate (KBF.) Potassium teabycroborate (KBH,) Radon (Rn) Radon on Rn") Rubiium (Rb) Rubigium (Rb) Rubigium (Rb) Rubiium (Rb) Rubigiom (Rb) Rubiiom (Rb) Rubidium, on Rubilum, on (Rb") Sian (itt) Siteon (Si) Sitcon (Si) Sitcon (Si) Siicon (Si) Seon (S) Silicon (Si) Silicon (Si) Silicon eatide (S.C) Silicon carbide (SiC) SIlicon eatide (SiC) Silicon carbide, alpha (S1C) Silicon eatide, beta (SiC) Seon, on (Si Silicon, on Si") Silicon ide (SiN) Slicon nie (SiN) Sicon nitride, alpha (SiN) Silion oxide (SiO) Silicon oxide (Si0;) Silicon oxide (Si03) Silicon oxide (Si03) Silicon oxide, erstobatit, high ($103) Silicon oxide, erstobalit, low (Si02) Silicon oxide, quar (Si0;) Silicon slide (SiS) Silicon sulfide (Si) Silicon slide (SiS3) Silom sulfide (SiS) Formula 08.0, K.0S(er) K.oSi@) K,0yer) K:0.s6r) Kise KS) K,svend K.04e) ALCL) BPAKer) BEKO BK (erD BFK) BAHAKi(e Raed) Roig) Roe) Ror) Rb) Rhy(ert) Rbig) Rh) Rote) Roe) Hsia) Sire) Sie) cisixe) csi) csi) sive sive sig) si) Nisha) Nsiia) Niger) osine) osits) osierd) ossi«d osiver) oxsiger) osiver) Sisiva) sisiverd) ssid) siden) Page 483 ey aes 81 2 86 87 88 va74 87 a7 218 219 20 234 1887 1838 1809 1850 si 852 153, 1856 ss 155 133 1991 i882 83 8s vs 88 1889 631 650 635 648 60 1886 1887 1611 1610 1633 ims 1756 755 754 1751 1752 1733 1867 1873 ier 1371‘Tablo Title Siyidyne (Si) Silyidyne, fon (Si) Sodium (Na) Sodium (Na) Sodium (Na) Sodium (Na) Sodium (Na) Sodium (Nis) Sodium slminum oxide (NaAIO:) Sodium borate (N'38.0>) Sodium borate (N138.0>) Sodium borate (Nas8.0>) Sodium borate (Nas8.03) Sodium borte (NBO) Sodium borate (NBO) Sodium borate (NBO: Sodium borate (NBO: Sodium bromide (Nae) Sodium bromise (NaBr) Sodium bromie (Nabe) Sodium bromise (Nae) Sodium bromise (Nate) Sodium eabonate (Ni,CO.) Sodium carbonate (Ni:CO.) Sodium carbonate (N':CO.) Sodium chloride (NaC) Sodium chloride (NaCl) Sodium chloride (NsC1) Sodium chloride (NaCt) Sodium chloride (NaCl) Sodium eyanide (NaC) ‘Seaium cyanide (NCN) ‘Sasi cyan (NaC) Sodim cyan (NaCN) Sodium eyanie (aC) Sodium acide ((NaF) Sodium fuoide (NaF) Sodium Muride (NaF) Sodium Muoide (NaF) Sodium acide (NaF) Sodium uci, ion (NAF) Sodium hexachlorcauminate (Na,AICL) Sodium hyeride (NaH) Sodium hyeride (NaH) Sodium hydroxide ((NaOH),) Sodium hydroxide (NOH) Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) Sodium hydroxide (NBOH) Sodium hydroxie (NaOH) Sodium hydroxide on (NaOH) Sodium iodide (Nal) Sodium iodide (Nal) Sodium iodide (Nal) Sodium, ion (Ns") Sodium, ion (Na) Sodium oxide (Na,0) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Formula Hsice Hisite) Kao) Raverd Nai) Nae Nave) Nae AALNO3E9 BuNOKer) BANLOxD, BiNaOxer, BavasOuler) BiNaOxer)) BiNaOxe) BNO) BINaOxc) BrNea) BrNa“er) BrNa) BriNaverd) BrNaie) CiNaOKer) CiNa:0.) CNaOKer) cuNaxe) CuNacer) cana CuNaKerd) cuNae) GNNAIG) CNN) GINNaKer) GiNNa GININaKerd ENA) FINA) FINa(erd) FINa() FINa(er) RNT@) ANCINAKeR) HANa(er) HNace) HNn Ox) HIN, H.Na,0,0) HuNaO Ker) BNA) HINAO18) INa(en) Na) ANageed) Nai) N®) NaiOxer) Poge 1307 1308 Jot 1640 1639 168 17 1a mI oo 836 189 1 392 a3 64 ar 6 oa hae 1080 1079 1078 107 ua 1291 92 m2 re 96 9s, 1296 a1 rn 1402 103 1682 64s 18 Tobie Title Sodium oxide (Nas0) Sodium oxide (Na,0) Sodium oxide (NoO) Sodium oxide on (Na0") Sodium perchlorate (NaC10.) Sodium peroxide (Na:0:) Sodium sicte (NasS.03) Sodium sitcate (Nas$.03) Sodium silicate (Na,$.03) Sodium siteate (NaSi03) Sodium silicate (Na,S10,) Sodium scate (Na,SiO,) Seaium sate (NasS0.) Sodium state (Na;S0.) Sodium sata (Na;SO,) Sodium sulfate, delta (NaS0.) Sodium suite, 1 (NaS) Sodium sulfate I (NaS) Sodium site, 1V (83550) Sodium ste, V (N80) Sodium side (Nes) Sodium sulfide (NaS) Sodium sie (NaS) Sodium sulfide (NaS) Sodium sulfide (NaS) Sodium sulfide, beta (NaS) Sodium superoxide (NaO2) Sodium teachlorealominate (NEAICL) Sodium terauoroluminate (NaAIF.) Sodium teahydroborte (NaBH) Sodium tungsten oxide (NaWO.) Seontom ($0) Strontium (80) ‘Strontium (1) ‘Strontium alpha (82) Strontium, beta ($9) ‘Strontium bromide (S180) ‘ont bromide ($8) ‘Stontim bromide (Si) Strontium bromide (Sr) Swontum bromide (Sr) ‘Stontium chloride (SC) ‘Seontum chloride (SC) ‘Stontium chloride (SC) ‘Seontium chloride (SC) Strontium chloride (SC) Seontivm Nvorige (SF) Soniom Nvorge (SF) ‘Swontum Auoride (SH) ‘Seontium Nuoride (SH) ‘Seontum Muorde (Se) Seontim Muorde, on Se") ‘Stontum hydroxide ($x(0H)) ‘Sonim hydroxide ($x(0H) Sontum hydroxide ($x(0H).) Formula Nx0x0) NaOxer) Nao) Naor) CINaOven NasOxer) NaOsSiter) N08) NuOssiger Na0sSiter) Na0s8i) NaOsSifer) Na08,0 Na0.Sier)) Na0.Si@) Na0.8,er) NOS) Na0.S,er) Na0.8,r) Na0.8,er) Nalco Nasco Nasicerd Nasa) Naser) Nase) NaOxer) ALCUNaer) ALPNAG@) BitLNaKer) NasOW Ce) swe) sat) Saerd) Shite) Seven Seen Brisnie) Brsrier) Brsse() BrSe(er) BrsK) cseis) cusnien ass cussi casi) Fisri@) Free) Fc) Fsse(cu) Esc) Fis) H.0Sa(c) Hos) Hone) » Page 1639 1650 644 ets m3 16st 166s 1666, 1682 163 1660 1661 1662 ss 1656 1687 688 1659 1667 1668 1669 tent tor 1670 88 tos 236 1663 191 199 1996 1392 1393 soa 505, 506 07 61 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 954 Table Title Strontium hydroxide (SKOH) ‘Strontium hydroxide ($10) ‘Stroma hydeoxise, on (SOW) ‘Strontium iodide (St) Stontum iodide (1) Strontium iodide (St) Seontum iodide ($4) Sontiam iodide () Seontum, ion (S#") Strontium oxide (#0) ‘Strontiam oxide (Sr0) ‘Strontium oxide ($0) ‘Strontim oxide ($0) Swontum sulfide (SS) Sontiam sulfide (SxS) Sutfur(S) Sulfur (8) Sutter (S) Sulfr(8) Suttur($3) Sutter ($9 Sulfur .) Sulfur 83) Sulfur 6.) Sulfur) Sulfur.) ‘Sulfur bromide Auorde (SBF) ‘Sulfur chloride (ISS) ‘Sulfur chloride (18S) Sutfr chloride (8:01) Sulfur chloride (SC) Sulfr chloride ($C) Sulfur chloride ($C) Solfir chloe fuoride (SCIF.) Sulfur chloride, ion ($C) Sulfur chloride, ion ($C) Sulfur dioxide ($03) Sulfur Morte SF») Sulfur Muorde (SP) Sulfur uorde (SF;) Sulfur Muorde (SF:) SulfveMuorde SF.) Sulfur Suoride (SF;) Sulfur Auorde SF.) ‘Sulfur Sore, on (SF?) ‘Sulfur Auorde, on (SF) Sulfur Norge, on (SF) ‘Sulfur Auorde, on (SFE) Sulfur Muodde, on (SF) Sulfur Muoede, on (SF) Sulfur Muorde, on (SF) ‘Sulfur Auorde, ion (SF) ‘Sulfur uorde, on (SF) Sulfur Mood, ion (SF) Sulfur Auoede, jon (SF) Sulfur ion ($*) J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9 Formula KOSH) Hos) Hose) re) Isa) 1se(eel) rss) sciee) site) osrie) orssiex) os) osrier) sisc(ee) sisci@) Sure sity Saeed) s@ Sie) sae) sda) s@ S@) s@) 54) Bn.) cus.) cus) cus) asi) css.) asia CHES) asio asio, sie) FuSi@) FSi) FSi) FSi) FSi) FSG) FSi) Fst) FSi) Fst) Fsi@) Fite) FSi) Fite) FSi) Fite) FSi(@) Fsi(@) s®) Page r4 bor 102 reo 1686 Bs tas 97 m2 v3 10 i9 18 109 159 862 13 ts 170 74 wes 1816 er 78 879 sr 858 859 03 ass 856 16 a7 1950 na 180 13, 69 is? 1199) 1205 1091 1092 a 4s 70 un ig ia 1200 1201 1206 6s MALCOLM W. CHASE Table Tite Slur, fon ($*) Sulfur, monoctni () Sulfa, ohomhombic (8) Sulfr oxi ($0) Satfr oxide ($80) Sulfer trioxide ($0.) Salfre sei (0,S(0¥) Sulfric acl (0,S(0H)) Sulfuric sed, dihydrate (H,S0,2H,0) Formula sm@) sue) Sue) sie Osi) sie) H0S\er) HOS(@) H.0.Sier8) Sulfrie acd, hemihexabyérate (H,SO,6.5HO)HOies8i(er) Slfrie acid, monohydrate (H:S0H,0) Sulfuric acid etrabycrate (H,SO.4H,0) Sulfuric acid ritydrate (:S03H,0) Sulfa! eborie ($0:C4) Sulfur! chloride fucride (SO;CIF) Sulfryl Auoride (S0%F;) “Tantalum (Ta) “Tanalum (Ta) ‘Tantalum (Ta) ‘Taal (Ta) ‘Tantalum (Ts) Tamalum carbide (TaC) ‘Tantalum carbide (TaC) ‘Tantalum carbide (TaC) ‘Tantalum chloride (eC) ‘Tantalum ehosde (Tec) ‘Tantalum chloride (TsCi,) “Tantalum chloride (Tai) ‘Tama, in (Ta) ‘Taam, ion Tar) “Tantalum oxide (14,03) ‘Tamalum oxide (1402) ‘Tamalum oxie (T4403) ‘Tamalum oxide (T20) ‘Taal oxide (T203) ‘Tetraromometnane (CBr) “etratromostane(SiB4) “etrabromositane(SiB4) Tetrchloroehene (CC) ‘etrchloromethane (CCL) Tetrchlooilane (SiC) ‘esratlorsluminae, on (Al ‘Tetrauoroethene (CSF) ‘Tetrafuorohydazine (NF) Tetrauoromethane (CF) ‘Tetrafucrosilane (SIF) ‘Tetrsiodsilane (Si “Tetrsiodsiane (Si ‘Tetriodsilane (i “etrsiodsiane (Si ‘Tetrametylslane Si{CH)O ‘Tony! uri (OSF,) ‘Tophosphot bromide (PSB) ‘Taophosphory eloriée (SPC!) ‘Taophosphon frie (PSF) Hosier) HOS Hoosier) 103818) CHE OK) FOS@) Tae) Taired) Ta) TaKend) Taig) cite) ciTaten cTagerd) autager) ata) cuTaa) cutayerd) ostexerd) Orta) ortaie) Bede) Brite) Brssi) cide) cue) cusive) ALF) crue) FAK) CK) FSiig) usiver) sit) Usivex) Isic) catssiv@) FOS@ BrPSile) cuPsice) F PSK) Page 1866 860 1861 ims mm ws mas 1336 as¢ 87 82 1356 sss es7 184 134 199 i901 1908, 6s 62 656 920 sat 922 1908 190s 193 194 1795, m3 1737 565 sat 530 316 103 670 81 se 1190 433 1354 ass 1456 on 1130 519 884 1088Table Tite ‘Thiophosphor! Nooride (PSF;) ‘Thothionyl fave ($SF,) “Tieniun ‘Titanium (TH) Titanium CT) ‘Tianium (7 ‘Titanium, alpha (1H) ‘Tianium, beta (TH) ‘Titanium boride (1B) ‘Tanivm boride (TB) ‘Tianivm boride (T,) ‘Tianivm boride (TB,) “Thanium brome TB) ‘Tianiun bromide TB) “Titanium bromide (TB) ‘Titanium bromide (THB) ‘Titanium brome (TB) ‘Tieaniun bromide TB.) “Titanium bromide (TB) ‘Titanium bromide Tie) ‘Titanium bromide Tie) ‘Titanivm carbide (iC) ‘Titanium carbide (TiC) Titanium carbide (TC) ‘Titanium chloride (TIC) Tianium chloride (IC) Titanium chloride (THC) Titanium chlorise (TC) Titanium chloride (THC) Titanium chloride (NC) ‘Timnium chloride (ICL) ‘Tuaniom chloride (ich) Titanium chloride (TIC) ‘Titanium chloride oxide (OTIC) ‘Thanium chloride oxide (HOC) “Thanivm Morde CTF) ‘Tanium fuoride (TF) ‘Titanium Muorie (TFS) ‘Titanium Muoride (TF,) ‘Titanium fuoride (TF) ‘Tianium fuoride CTF ‘Tianium Nvorde oxide (OTIF) ‘Tianium Muorde oxide (OTF) ‘Titanium hyaride (TH) ‘Thanium iodide CT) ‘ianium iodide Ci) Tianiun iodide Cit) ‘Tianiun iodide Ci) ‘Tianium iodide Ci) Titanium fide Ci) Tianium iodide (iL) ‘Titanium lode CTL) Titanium iodide (EL) ‘Tiuniom, io ("> ‘Titaium, ion (1°) Tianium nitride (TIN) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Formula FPS) FSi) m0) Tue Titec THe) Ten Twen Biren Bare) BaTi) Bator BaTiia) BuTier) nTi@) Bastien BuTiga) BeiTi¢erd) BraTi¢en nTi@) Ti) cTigen, cma ciTicerd) ane camer, catia) cutigen, cutie) cum) cutivent) cum) cumicen croitive) cLoTive) FT@) RTW@) Bitiver) PT@) Rte) FT@) OTe) Force) Himiter) imi@) tien kT) men) Ime) Len imo Laven 1m) Tite) He) NiTiKer) Page 6 har 1910 1907 an 1912 1908 1908) 258 76 m 2 508 50 sa 522 su 332 335 333 6s 656, S08 865 886 887 905 903, 1096 is un a ust wig 1082 nn 41 att 147 M38 aa, 1487 usr se 1459 1460 913 ry 114 Table Tile “Titanium nie CTIN) ‘Titanium nie (TIN) ‘Titanium oxide (1.03) ‘Tian oxide 1:03) ‘Tanium oxide (1:03) “Titanium oxide (1,0,) ‘Titanium oxide 71.03) “Titanium oxide (TOs) ‘Tianium oxide TiO) ‘Taniom oxide (Os) ‘Titanium oxide 10) ‘Titanium oxide (10) ‘Tianiu oxide (TO) ‘Tanium oxide (TO) ‘Titanium oxide (10>) ‘Titanium oxide (10,) ‘Titanium oxie, alpha (7403) ‘Tianiun oxie, alpha (TIO) ‘Tianium oxide, anatase (110) “Tian oxide, beta (THO) ‘Titanium oxide, beta TIO) ‘Tian oxide, ratte (TiO) ‘Teibeomoborane (BB) ‘Teibromoborane (BB) ‘Teibeomoslane (SHB) ‘Teibeomosill (SB) Trichloroborane (BC) Tichlorboroxn (8,0,C1) TiishloroMuorsilane (SICLF) ‘Trichloromethane (CHC) ‘richloromethy (CC) ‘Trihloromethylslane (SICH.CI) THchloesilane(SIHC) ‘THihlorslyl (SiC) ‘TrichloroMuoromethane (CCHF) ‘TeiMuorodomethane (CIF) ‘Triturwacetoitile (CF:CN) ‘ThiNuoroborane (BF) ‘TriMuoroboroxn (,O.F) ‘TriNuoroboroxn (B,OF) ‘Triuoromethane (CHF) “eimuoromettyl (CF) “Teimuoromethy|hypofuorite (CROP) ‘TeiNuoromethy, ion (CF) ‘Trituoromethysilane (SICH) “eiucrsiane (SiHF,) “eiMucrsiy (Si) “hiodoborane (BL) “hiodsiane (SiH) “Thiodosiy Si) Tungsten (W) Tungsten (W) Tungsten (W) “Tungsten OW) Tungsten OW) Tungsten bromise (WB) Formula NiTu@) NeTi(er) oma osnyen) osmyert) om ostiger) omtiders) oman, omen) ome) omer) oma) o-miie) ostiverd) omit, onic) omen) ostiver) ostiger) ortiver) oxtixer) BB) BB) RoHS) BrSiv@) ByClia) BIChOWs) CUR Site) cuticle) cc) CHLCLSiCe) CHS) casivg) CichF ig) Cte) CRN) BF) BRO) BAROKeR CHR@) cre) GROW) cre) Can sive) HSC) Siig) BAK msiie) 1Sid@) wig) Wierd wo wate wiry BnWia) Page 1613 1612 wm 1716 78 198 1799 1807 18065 eos 1738 1737 1736 110 1761 1760 1796 1734 1758 1797 ms 1739 196 295 sia s20 207 an 75 596 374 62 880 315 37 216 246 2s 399 585 589 586 ea 160 un 29 1266 ras 1029 1928 27 1926 ns 4. Phys. Chem, Ret, Data, Monograph 9Tablo Tite “Tungsten bromide (WB) Tungsten bromide (WB) Tungsen bromide CWB) Tungsten bromide (Wr) “Tungsten bromide (WB) “Tungsen bromide (WB Tungsten chloride (CWC) ‘Tungsten chloride (WED, “Tungsten chloride (WCL) “Tungsten chloride (WC) ‘Tungsten chloride (WC1) ‘Tungsten chloride (WC1) “Tungsten chloride (WC) “Tungsten chloride (WC) ‘Tungsten chloride (WC) Tungsten chloride (WC) “Tungsten chloide (WC) Tungsten chloide (WC) Tungsten chloride (WC) “Tungsten chloride, spa (WCL) Tungsten chloride, beta (WCI) “Tungsten chloride oxide (OWCI) ‘Tungsten chloride oxide (OWC1) ‘Tungsten corde oxide (OWCL) ‘Tungsten chloride oxide (OWC) “Tungsten chloride oxide (WO%C) ‘Tungsten chloride oxide (WO,CI) ‘Tungsten fori (WP) ‘Tungsten oride (WF) “Tungsten fuoride (WF) ‘Tungsten florie oxide (WF.O) ‘Tungsten fore oxide (WF.O) “Tungsten fuoride oxide (WF,O) ‘Tungsten fluoride oxide (WF,O) ‘Tungsten, on (W") “Tungsten on (W") “Tungsten oxide (WO) “Tungsten oxide (WO))) “Tungsten oxide (WO) ‘Tungsien oxide (W0,) ‘Tungsten oxide (WO) Tungsen oxide (WO: ‘Tungsten oxide (WOsn) Tungsten oxide (WO) ‘Tungsten oxige (WO) Tungsten oxide (WO) “Tungsten oxide (WO,) Tungsten oxise (WO.) Tungsten oxige (WO.) “Tungsten oxide (WO) ‘Tungsic acd (O;W(OH)) ‘Tungstic acd (O,W(OH)) Vanadiom (¥) Vanadium (¥) Vanadium (V) Formula BrWile) BrsWith BrsWi(er) Br) Beawaer) BaWice) Chow) awe ame) caw) carey awe cowie) awe amo ccuwier) cLwio, cuwiert) cami) cuwier) wer) CLOW CLOW er Lowe) cow) cLOw) 10,40) FW FW.) Fv@) ROW) FAW) FOWWier!) ROW wie) we Owe) owas) OWA) owas) owas) Orn We) OnaWie) Ors6W(er) Owier ow owe owien owwser!) own HOW) HOW Ken ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9 MALCOLM W. CHASE Page se 543 saa sss 546 547 936 367 88 926 oo 92s so 933 934 931 92 wo a7 98 89 ‘aor 1208 nas igs aa ue2 1930) 1931 1808 1800 wei 1808, 1783 166, 167 1768 1768 765 es ne 86 ie ae nat twat 129 1917 Tobie Title Vanaium (V) Venagium (V) Vanadium, ion (V") Vana, ion (V") ‘Vanadium tide (VN) ‘Vanadium nitide (VN) ‘Vanadium nitride (VNous) Vanadiom oxi (V:01) ‘Vanadium oxide (V:03) ‘Vanadiom oxide (V,05) ‘Vanadiom oxide (¥:04) ‘Vanadiom oxide (V:0) ‘Vanadium oxide (V0) ‘Vanadium oxide (V0) Vanadium oxide (V;0,) ‘Vanadium oxide (V0) ‘Vanagium oxide (VO) Vanadium oxide (VO) Vanativm oxide (VO) ‘Vanadium oxide (VO) Vanadium oxide (VO) Water (H:0) Water (H.0) Water, 1 bar (H:0) Water, 10 bar (#0) Water, 100 bar (4.0) Water, 00 ba (4.0) Water, 5000 bar (4:0) Wacer=a, (HDO) Waer=d; (0:0) Xenon (Xe) Xenon ion Xe") Zine 20) Zine 2a) Zine 2a) Zine 2a) Zine Za) Zinc ion Za") Zine ion 2a") Zine sulfate 2280.) Zirconium (2) Zirconium (Ze) Zirconium Ze) Ziacoaiure (2) Zirconium, alpha (21) ion, beta (2) Ziecoaiue boride (2) Zirconium boise (2) “Ziteonum boride (2B) Zirconium bromide (28) ircoium bromide 28) icon bromide 282) Zirconium bromide (ZB) Formul vue vo vio) vie) Nvi@ Niven NoasViler) oven ov Over) Owvsen) ov. owvaen Ovex) ov.) ovaer) ove Over) ov ‘ovuen, Ovi) H0@) Ho HO) HO\a) 0.0) 00) HOW DihoKe) Dow Xeie) Xei@) 20K) Zafer Zax) Zain) Zoe 2a) zar(8) Oszaier) Bee 2) 2e(ee0) 2n@) Beer) exer) Baznterd) Ben) Banter Briznie) Baz) Brzn(er) BeZaQ) ey 312 suNIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES 387 Table Title Formula Page | Table Tite Formula Page Zirconium bromide xB) Bree) $10 | Zirconium Auorige ZF.) Fass) 98 Zirconium bromide ZB) Boze) 524 | Zirconium Muoride 2eF.) Feet) 1193 Zirconium bromide (xB) Buze(er) 523, | Zirconium hytie 24) Hee) 1309) Zirconium bromide CB.) BrZn) s31_| Ziconium iodide Ze) Lza@) iz Zirconium bromide (ZeB1.) Brzn(e) 336 | Zirconium iodide Ze) hz) aaa Zirconium carbide (ZC) czeverd) 660 | Zirconium ioide (Ze) hza(erd) at “Zirconium carbide (ZC) cea «89 | Zirconium fide Zs) hz) we Zirconium carbide (ZC) zener) 658 | Zirconium iodide Ze) zee 1839 Zirconium chloride (Z=C1) cuzsc) 810 | Zirconium iodide Zs) 1z@) 19 “isco chloride (eC!) cuzeier) 69 | Zirconium fide Ze) hzne tas Zirconium chiovide (C1) cuz) 70 | Zirconium fide Za) ze) 62 Zirconium chloride (Z=C1) cuze(erd) 11 | Zirconium iodide (Za) lezen 461 Zirconium chlocide (ZC) cuz) 372 | Zirconium, ion Ze") 2a) 1999 ‘Zirconium chloride ZCI) cuzeier) 188 | Zirconium, ion Zr") zi®) 1950 Zirconium cblorde (2eC1) cuz) 189° | Zirconium nitride 22N) Naz) 1620 Zirconium chloride (ZC) cuzeien) 909 | Zirconium nitise 2eN) Naz) 1617 Zirconium corde ZC) cuznio) 910 | Zirconium nitrise 28) Nizny 1618 Zirconium More (2) Fn) 1098 | Zirconium nivie (iN) Nazs(erd) 1619 Ziconlum Nore (23) ze) 1137 | Zirconium oxide 20) ozs) i748 Zirconium fuoride sF:) Fzaer 1136 | Zirconium exide 20) orien) 1769 Zirconium Nuoride (2) ze) 1134 | Ztconium oxide 20.) ony 170 Zirconium Suodide (2) Fz) 1135 | Zirconium oxide 10.) oxenter!) m Zirconium fuori (sF:) Fes) 1176 | zirconium oxide 210.) onc) om Zirconium foride @F) Faves) 117s | Zirconium siieate (2xSi0.) orsiiznier) 789 ‘J. Phys. Chom. Ret, Data, Monograph 9Autre 26,98164 Aluminum (Al) Ae! REFERENCE STATE ‘Aluminum (AD) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Sasa ssascues | seves sexes seses se | cee asco oseas 4 3 a 3 Ef oe cosee sscee eb tg # & z 3 ddd d dad daddp sada ddatd cada se sae sacas acace « ges Bede ‘Aluminum ( J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9voy (y) wununiy sp ye 8 ep 2 01.94 g ¥LVG0D Ma ppssuwes9 nes 208 (6 8GIY JO ae pope BULKY 3) SHB BORN ov 3 8. ‘ea uonewnans sp) ba 02) eg worang MALCOLM W. CHASE Aa g BR88S ona S37 voneuey 0 Kaew 8) iv) wnujwniy esie6'ee ="y Wisayo, (9) wnugunry 4. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES: (y) wounwniy fyi oe tte cv ow (iv) wnuyuny ysi9692="¥ ‘eo 5p 94 0p ent 8 op LL-on a als aN “PHS HTN JOP AP TF ARYANS LD, fa "me uNMoWN “NA ih Sus a soy eo tn) 1 me Nios eres 9 (6 eh = OFT RSOLS (9) wnuwunty ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 862 MALCOLM W. CHASE 7 dee eeseee 4 5 5 q : , i 4 E Z 2 Z 2 ‘ < 3 fF 8, i a — i 2 ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. 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Data, Monograph 8Coatv) eiei0@ wnujwmy e9eee a jag ShzaR RozEe dpds suuus deeds saad! g 888 aadsua "ypu "1 AIM ZO-SECOALHDAO VARY “AUPES “ENGNG a HRN“, ou “no po v0 oy ogra a sn ema ae nb oe MALCOLM W. CHASE pe aur a peat jo msn) 0 tenes ‘voneuwe yo Kaew stein pam xnbanl onenen ofr = veel = CxS ACS g OFoew Coaty) sie10¢ wnupumyy ye062"69= 4 ‘sve Waar Foatv) eveiog wnujuny ‘J. Phys. Chem. Rot. Data, Monograph @NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (a4 Gary) opmuoig wnuwiny 121 oBed uo ponunuo GNP IRH pe uray) po ps aaHON mM JEANS per x HARON, WANED De “Giese 9 amt MY "A "em MQ OLS ser '6 rT Komori ey a Afi) Foe 2 wo wag 2 AyI¥ ow IV 2) oro oss 4 “Adon pur Kypedeo Woy, ao ams "a sm) po oa 0 er pion seer = HU S21 66 20% ZEST REA (@usiv ary) epmuosg wnujwniy esse8's01 = Ww ‘sve Waal ary) epmwoig wnuwwny J. Phys. Chem, Ref, Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE boise'ny (rer) epnuoig wnuuiniy aa bora Wisko. ‘Us60 TE og wD WsEyR BOW Z-IIML Ay, muy tt) sed Foe ot 9 91 ZO MOL SOS Iv) epiwoug wnununy ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES ose tee exist) (ary) opnuosg wnujwnry aa geage ees ene cc on ys ome 2, sou sep 05 Cy 2 eg vonezvoden, yap 0) ym yr {J Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph @MALCOLM W. CHASE (ore (ary) epmucig wnuwny ‘ym oe (ary) epruoig wnuwumy rsee9-98e = Ww sp 9 9 pNP 2 0274 ainon-wWwisauo ) opiuosa wnujwniy 4J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph @NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Ore (rary) optwioig wnunumy F Ta aS TT [83 01% IS 500821 “ary spo soo (= 9 pst Sanne sm apow Reyre same Yom A .O 6 =%4 PEE GIN, te qn ‘qj asa i abs a ea gh“ asso J aaa ry et 5 Fxg pn Pr R38 “Aso pue Ksode 1eoH (100.01 £1 SYR), owe FO 136— = OEE 86 FMV Yo soaNI 7 ms FL ers6— eoxer- soxeir sozre Lee te e1s9e Sosa orsoe > fret ou wy To wu Gstsdsee ‘i 88 BL y 01 xomest al th AE 9-5 eas sD. 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CHASE (Orso {a1o1v) epuonia opvoIug wnuiwinny 19> Sep my ay po ANSE og sede 0 er earls ed mt0q wnat pur so ee soe) OHSAS (ato1v) opuonig apvoIuo wnuny erezerIs=W ‘svo Waal a1orv) epyonia epuolyo wnuwiny ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 8NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (sO 1¥) Wo} ‘epuonis ePLOIYD wnuyLIMIY RRR RRRRR G3ERS 38 $2088 8 ol 8 £8! “eg Suan in a as me a, HV Dura SAE. MERI AVN edad dedde Gaads oa: 1. epsom py ‘loa o-1vea aey po in shene—ot~ Oi 9 ZLUSTI= ONSTRS {.atotv) vol ‘epuonis epHOIY wnuWNIY HECzEDLe= sv Waal {aor wor ‘epuonia epuOtuD wnujuny 4J. Phys. Chem, Ref, Date, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE (Orso g TERR B BRSEE See Asta Sang oman sseeestr pu soon Othe 69 re =Cy SEE TNE = ROSES =O OAR (rs04W (ator) epuonig epyowo wnuwny gyeiero0L = Ww sve Waal ih CRA ‘apap te we MF ot Et seu o suswou ound a 50 Pw rs po at pu a puna wouenea—f oo ow oS 9 UF = use) = S86 (ato1) epponia epuoyyo wnujwnty 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. 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CHASE (anon: urea erst cas : oun foe = r= Ot sr BIE core stag pty meen oer J | GE = LEOI=] =O = Crows (Hofsa) oucoghxospfyosonyia 91 svo waar (Ho*48) oueioaxxouphyosonuia & J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph @215 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES rose 490) ep1% epuoniy wos0g EES 50855 $8085 ERE SEES8 2 “oan? °@¥0M wy (39 wen rosa (480) @p1x0 epuonia uosoG voz908'F9= Ww or a0M = (8 bonus uv pose aOR ea sna pe sunny OTA tb Gruso sas ‘sve Taal 490) p1x0 epuonig vos0G 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph &MALCOLM W. CHASE (rs'8 a 4g aa ons ww athe oe ses 2 oni = moe = =k = sae & rin aa a at : s es nen cnn i 235 = s ‘sa : z a ; = sf & x = = et ; 2 2 01 HHT gt pa on : a | exes tnvm mec : S| Sete ‘acl a Yao 28998 G2585 E8595 SESRg SEESE SERRE 8 sinetog pi saunby uot £ ee tower 2593 9 990 SESE = OLS H6D.S ‘rng meng mes | |I8W-PULT 8 (49) euesoqosonyus g0z90819= Ww vo Waal (49) euesogoronyp, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. 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CHASE (rote (H40)a) euesoghxosphuia Tn RT SOT § BaRE SBER 98 GE5EE 5 & BSE BEERS 58) “a.01 x 990-¥ ‘Baim todo ou oe son oun 6 OF SO pk} ag ano =O Bn Son Soe HST 8 SO Ie I ons ogee, 1 Ades pP8GSR GRERS SAREE SEERE SAREE SERRE A pada pan sta ee soma 61 ay oe Se ena = Se Orou'e Hi0}a) oueroaKrosphuia goveere= Ww ‘svo Waal (10a) eues0aKxoupkuia 4. Phys. Chem. Ret, Data, Monograph 9231 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES BaS9s 898 osRag Frown¥0r = S011 =CXLAe (Ha) eueiog zeceees = Ww OH OL C501 CxS aE tn U pe op pon apa Pe ‘Borda and pam uy Smee yang pds gpm om Le ae Wea Hand sos myo “Adoaua pus Aioeden oH ow ssendomaoap way . Lee GOUT PueH ms “yo 1 US POMP gE AVA a em SKE EDS Ka Ly 078 Cp sony moo RUE ep UOMO) fe aL srs605 svo TWaal (Ha) eueiog 4J. Phys. Chem. Ref, Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE booms (oath) proy ug our st 0= oman ato ge ane se WL a 4¢— sry enn ae eN oath) proy ues zozes19= TWwisawo CostH) prey ou0g ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ret. 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Data, Monograph 9285 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES vorotste Cxf08a) urorogoronyus, sry = rns sn oe (4f0%a) urxoiogosonyi., {as scp yO mon ty Mog“ oy ERIN“ os pe yi smn S91 AE UDP 0 FPR 9} my ONIN AND mL ‘29 vonewians 28 pus 0 ee a "eea uorna ‘ontuuog 1 AAS CASTES sovezw sch = Ww aWwisawo (408) uroroqosonyus 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (rosa ('0%a) uxoioqoxony1, (rota (08a) uxciogoionu govezw ze = W (rowed ze = 02 ‘sve Taal ocos eer POs we pone Ser Tr = OLEH 40M) uroreqosonyuL J. Phys. Chem. Ref, Data, Monograph 9287 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (okotHa (ota) uxciog ooroHE (ote) uxoiog zozsyea='W ‘wisauo sl 6 Fer = eat = OUST REALE (HF0'@) uxci0g 4J.Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE ota) unoiog R008 SRERE SERGE HEUER SRGEE GREER Snngg QRERE 208 8k 788 (ote) ung zozorea= 9 “poms somes (Sac 2 9 Sea panon ponope CHO!) (ASRS AFT 0 200 AL “(S00 + ca sem poner a0 ‘voyage sama et a 95 ON ‘Sioeasertoq put sopconbang poor, 304 STE OSHS svo Waal (08a) urxo108 ‘J. Phys. Chem. Re. Data, Monograph 8NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES 8 S888 PoBH) Prey ou0g 5S5 SERRE SG8G8 SEE! BELLE AR SRRRE 88: Akg B8998 S298 og) vo Waal (er Une 04 SHS (oan) Prey su0g 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (ornita (eeu) ourreiog (NrH"a) oures08, ol x severe = 2601 ETON oc Ne Oe srnonlig poe senlng ronentn ‘svo Waal oer zeeae (sree. lot. Data, Monograph 8291 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES boro #9) e109 whysse.od °~ AST 860A ee arora ora») aitiog wnisseiog vzerece = Wwasauo (ora) e108 wnisseiod J. Phys. Chem, Ref. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE wore Cora'y) erei0g wnysseiog [ea rrr) ore») oveiog wnysseiog veercez= “es60) 9160-662 0N HO “sIYSINN EN “A IMS HEY HALL CH HE'S Oy Sousa) Sam 0, ge ese a 0804 eg worn ou ee oct ee) «O45 86D. ‘anon -aty) 0g wnyssEIod 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (vena oraty) oieiog wnteseiog #08 EEEER SARER ARARE ee FW) 812109 wnISseIod HEY ELT = ‘3905 an NPP 30H produ x90! scar > Hagol on Src ainor-wisaus Corey) eve1og wnisseiog 4. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE bokorra Coren) ewig wnat ‘ym oe te eae pp Kore (ora) ieiog wna) 9244691 = W aD mpg OMEN YON LO 2 EHP un 4 Zz = OST A ‘TWwisAuo Coren) eiog wiry 4J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9295 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES: wore Corer) orei0g wong £ (ora'n) svei0g wn ecit69t = {ese 9160-65 9 oN HINO “EOIN aH “MN IRS WAL LL US SD, ‘ouney "ep gH HED 2 01 seg wong xo ojo a 30 os myo sede ao anon Goran) ereiog wna 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE Coren e1e20@ wna and Hsiao" (Kore BERS SERRE i 28ng8 SSERE f ses encags 28 BRE Coren) eiog woman azit69t = pb woott some rc Hactt sr a6e ainon-wisauo Coretn) sei0g wna ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8297 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (orowe (a5W) epuog wnysouben (oh 6Wre vm seins = Cyo1m COR (*a6W) epvog wnisouBew S499 = ‘Wisk “5616 Geum 95-FOH-2ONO vodoy PRD FEHEIL, WOH 96 4 205 1D "HY ay {foray nin a8 ONO Ea (ra6W) opyog wnsouben, 4J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE oovor'a ora’en) eveiog wnpos BRE S882 TWwisauo Coreen) e1e0g wnpos J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 8NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (worewe org'en) s12108 wnipos ‘orsrae.s-045 sera Patna oc seen £9 = 69 ise lasogsee Wworens Cora'en) eiei0g uinipos vesizi0z=W “Us60 641“ 308-249 WY anon ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref, Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE 8 8 (yore Horenta) ere108 wnpos, (yore an 19 fv ammng os pps Core'en) ovziog wnipos vesiz't02 = Ww pert x9stot ome re Xesio1 1 0 ainor-vvisAuo Corg'en) eveiog wnipos 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph &301 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Goraatora oraad) siei0g peor boraa‘ore orana) oiei09 peor ascrz0e = W TWwisayo J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE we aS 62H ‘toy poe (HFG 0) somes CAST RD = Pre am tomes 7 sao oe pi 0 a J 0 Kae Por Sw ow ed Pe 9 Fm! 3 eben e199 IE L9 rth ox SRP (4H'a) eueroqewed opiziea = ume somes ($862). Om a0 9D a MEA Pope AU SL wos EL 1019 mor Sector seeder, Rae OAS NE "jena pore (PHF 9) (1 962 a anon (Hs) oueoqewued J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9303 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES: orwe (Ha) ouesogetued nem ere ealirmat a0 10 = = snag os pms orwe (¥a) ouerogewog ovizreo: =0 conan pm pent A 19SEC SRS ‘sve Waal (Ca) ouesogewod J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE bor omte (o'a'y) eriog wnsseied J 20) foe. aVNVE Su wom) Joao iia moo le 0, thy 01 = stor NST RRHE noun =OxOLH (0'@')) svei0g wnyssei0g soso'cor = W Xoo ou, mem oto} m0 ‘ope mons 9204 pr satay pr oso sad mt anogy “9 sonop or pa po pcs Kons? 20m 01 96S fearon + o'a+'O'ON om pound! em PO" FORGE + AO wo Wwisauo ‘$0 ya po UA A, e001“ EL = aged OHS BES (ote*y) ateiog wnjsseieg 4J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9305 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Pome ore) eieiog wna {X09 sus pousge Sp an ay 2a pp ap Ree 0 pa 1942 ‘one porjaens #9 sha psy) soap oh Fe om W Cr9 BE Bt US Jo Nasseses Kees SL ‘edonus pue hipedeg 12H Som AVN 2 wymaun jada orp an ann pio awn Aopas itm Ads a adey po anes pons mm EPONETT CORE «OFT Hone Lame HU st 9's = ar esor~ = Cust Beth noe oanPe vorronnte ote) evo wnnar osezeez= WH aWwisauo (o'er eiei0g wna 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W, CHASE bororenta (Coteten) 1es0g wnppos {O61 92885 208) “WY *-HIREHE AH PE KOON I'D, “e500 o1er-65 BDO “ENON NN “AEN ae RLU "WHS SD, “or0e3 WOH Io HE 2 ON SOML PENN AVR “Ose0) 12 te 05 tn Ty YD Poe SINS“ ‘sooo an an For Ky fa pou se yd Sony wane! aL comtoratn pee (CaN ‘eg voqyeodwcaeg “62yofa 2) pa pasa poe so 9S '862 ome oma m9 2s ony spo psn pu ead pans ow 3 GOT 3 Bee se a has Jo esas Sa SU dow pue Kysedeo oH tog a (CHE PE (NOFA ‘oneuiog 10 Ada 1 ‘sas (oele9 = eaead _smnen 6 = eraser = CHST REET lnoman 0% OLE boron (oteten) eei0g wnppos sscer uz =H wasauo (o'@eN) ewei0g wnpos ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Uorag"ora (orang) orei0g pe07 98 091119611 mp 9 4D TOLL ODN “PENS Ma NSE HA ‘seouateid fu 149 po worse 20 po o'g pm Sofa 1 OF ST BS UO a ePaRA a0 pa sm “Spr wonsos onan eying Sete eS par ones 2 peg sg add mney pu sm cd pm a AP 22m pono: oS PERN PoE ‘Sunes de py wan omg pe Jo soe o sacs 5p pag ‘act ns) eh POG 8 ok ‘orneuuo4 1 Ades Se et rat 4 —— eh 8 = Leth MOST DT ou, eer = CeOel CxS IS saree t- smog sae sree poo meng sty | Snore = 0.00 toraatora (oraad) erer0g peer orsozey = Ww ‘TWwisayo Potaad srei0g peor J. Phys. Chom. Ret. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE (0'@*) eveiog wnissei0g erry ote) sweiog wnsseiod se9eze= ‘TWwisauo ft 01 £1 yo ane See we an por 9 an Boma Sapo 9 OH 9EN.F (0'e'») sveiog wnissei0g J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES wrote (o%@'w) sieiog wnysseiog Wome (ote'y) s1ei0g wnysseiog ge90'Z18= NW same 5 ge 30 254 eq uorng “pri poe est Jo sam a puna a pm ng pave anon (0a) eveiog wnisseiog 4. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 0310 MALCOLM W. CHASE 3 $ g 5 5 i 3 g § ™, CRYSTAL-LIQUID i : Potassium Borate (K:8:01) 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9 ByK:Onler Potassium Borate (K:B:01)att NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES wrona 0%! o1e10g wna in pon umn po i 6 ponds a "eg voneodwoosa ym ere eat fare men £9 = arni6s- (cr seUeT linocyen = OLA woFoints (ote) oveiog wnnar zyse'e0e= Twasauo ote) oiog wna ‘J Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE 312 voriee ua) euerogecog BREE ONT TWwasauo ty ser 959EE e048 4J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9313 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES omee (Ha) oueroqeaea “C300 650-55 70M 2G HNL A ‘6 0) aon) We ARID 3m ING RL PEN EO a AD PL "tag uonezueden put voIsng pete pee sn a wag S86 Sag apap fa pounds ry Bap ao SRG HEL IFY ainon ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE Wore, (8a) eueroqeoea ainon-wwasauo (HP'g) ouesogeseq 4. Phys. Chem, Ref. Data, Monograph 9315 ora NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES oe sg wg 1 er 14 9 NE es towel pan a ar Sie ng at aN Siu caoondr in gsc poe WS ON a ee HSE Snr hounds ae OP Hg ge am ea ‘onus pue yoedeD oH, ge 08 po oy C4 6c ame postop 2, Ses or . eum as Gta. "ren er s60t rma am Hy waa Jo aso aud a /POY 70 ame ssa Bayo AN Cp PE 2H ‘ge pani oe ern ads IN DARA PEN pe im ep Jaane dE AL Toneuuea ve Kéyeaiva act Ou, Se OTS OSE RS ora (Ha) ouesoqeoeg ouizzzt= Ww sve Waal (Ha) ouesoqueo0a 4. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE 316 (oFas“o%a em SESS 28599 98988 a3 a «788 (o™aad) e1eiog pee oR ato a 4 pF Svan oH CPL PR. UN orgs Jo mde a0 stan Soca em 9 pa S011 e0 a snes aviv Km -1YOFKS On AHF WHA tomy 7sy— =e (SBS oe oueno srg ded aay pur sams 2 gps es psn wot ang pa osx. oy OT LEE CTS O1STHCOLS somerset = c1one fino = G.04nP (sv se0,0e0 seer reL= aWwisA¥o, (o™atad) s1ei0g peor, 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 93t7 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES ‘oqo 0-9 aL~TawAV-ON ved Hm “121 HH 9 FOR HO BOR IL-0 nw tee MoOWsL- 1621 Doan z08-9 zzz eBed wo4y penunuog ‘ojo0ds g potoojes Jo suotsenosip jo uonenunuod 010g, 4J.Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE 318 ‘sss aN LN EL an NPR ons Aeon "gp ah wat) EI PoE sejpeds pey29I0s Jo suojssnosip jo uopenunuoD, sont 59a sug1 1 aH Lz e6ed woxy penuguog Monograph 9 4. Phys. Chom. Ret. Data,‘c= 19739 Barlum (Ba) REFERENCE STATE Barium (Ba) NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES 319 ; ] & eee soael Tae | cee | eocsseecsee ys cose cesessssesseccssesesscess gl a ik & 3 q agg & J Pid 2 i jj j | a gq § 4 § goa 4J.Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (eg) wnweg (e-eywisauo ‘ge oBed uo penunuog (ea) eumep-meg-eudry ‘wnueg 4 Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8321 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES. wea (ea) wnueg anges {2 sage ~8RaE ses8S FOuE SS, me suas agen oa RS OO 09) ep Ks aslo osm {OL S1'860- Foon A Ko END GHG Bag Ra ow IE yo eqD woneweg 0 Adeues eit 290 = clog =r es ool (Cube sper) =e st ache er te 91 = SRDS (ea) wnves eezst='y ainon (ea) wnveg J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8322 MALCOLM W. CHASE lod t i ad secs seesssg ed g ded Q ddscs sssess | | r or oo) i : Se j Beeb sscse cusses | i @ & I u a e ye g 4) 5 aad naan naa snese eg i * 8 8 5 3 eo ish 4 $e p TRE tous z Hees G Zoese = 5 an E gs, § HR; § Barium (82) ‘J Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (rea (ea) wnueg g (ea) unues eerzet=¥ aT TT TAT RT SATE {ou6t 1 Ap do" 23 pr stag pH wp 596 NON eg KR “29 3 3 3 tbat 10H OSH 86D PT 23 3 S25 supa ssa png porn sep ne a pata st 3 3 3 SE | Sanyo nd ma por dee Sas ast oBed uo penunuog i ig umm por 92851 amon 0 4 100 = SHELL = OLE 86S he sox er stoey= (2) a ‘sve waa (ea) wnves, J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE, 2898 SEGRE SRRRR SRSG5 SERRE See | aH sss. sr-x ob sade VME a (ema Ba Ka (40° "FHAP eH poi. oe "np Teond aoe , weresote de Pa t wwe ise0e de i 3 weav9s sa; we ’ swiuay “a rm t 00. ce = Som and pe st 2000, OM. GET H88 «OF S96) 10.94 so0 = 9009 ears os = 9759= 010120 9 60 1898908 (ea) wot ‘wnueg srezezes = "Ww ‘svO 301 (28) vo} ‘wnyeg, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES e8) opwwoig wnyeg ie SEGRE BE: SEEES 2889) $5 SEESS wens 2 we sc 1 = ay suas See (aee) epwoig wnye rez2iZ= Ww tuo shyayedou HOD "eased po ore poe “Pr pu md ARIK SHA J EDA ok aon aa py Beal SPA A sas) Seay Iw NY PUTT is do ose 1959 "9o 4 aN an PON mA “POPE HISION sto Jain MEHON PATERSON ett 9 = 901t~ =x Sache OW EO MONEE SERS RUT F18 = 9 1OL~ -OHOLAR ‘sv Waal (eg) opworg wines ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE 326 (orsa'ea ire cake (1ge9) eprwosa woes BEE S288 ERR (4ge9) epworg wnues eci282= TWwiskuo ts Le = SuP De ONST BRE (1gea) opwoig wnyeg J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (ge@) oprwosg wneg eee (128) opwoig wnveg getz6z = (oust 02 'S1 ema Bea ta wOmIPONL st YOR ws Ly, anon (gee) opuiosg wnueg 4. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, MonograyMALCOLM W. CHASE (ruo)ug'es (gea) epruoig woes ‘opjuoig une gct'z62 = Ww spp 295 498 PED 28 > ainor-wisxuo (gee) opworg woes ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9329 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Oneea (ge9) epiwoig wnyeg a rae re e961) YOK MON seoe8 (1ge9) epiwoig wnueg ectz62= 4 (964 “aawanon) O5-1-St-N HO Z-BHE-SL=M ON IME 3a" Tova aet'St rma Beg UXO Tm TP (ett ara wi-0r-9 Fig ec OB “961) srs 9 205 249 sy _ocmoustag fin pay mONEIA sve Waal eh See 8 costes (sgea) opuoig wnueg 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (0% ‘pentainy yap ws ez acer sesryer = tmetenn mm Ses || TOR ioea) epuoio wnues e822 “yx pet y 3 2901 pts am gn, wn ay +o IV ew wonae = Fong Hea fv) Soe 19 [sro000l == oth POF Ha OSH SEER sve Waal (i0eq) epuouo waves, 4. Phys. Chem, Ref. Data, Monograph 9331 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES gea) epuoluo wnuea roea) epvoIn wnues 9¢z-e0% = 4B 0) eo om ae aS aL Sy A wo a on (evasauo “et $5 H§ EHD HOY "HD, (61 6s) ens ty may nN a THIS D A MEH “Smt pO ez ODD 1'D peso yy 2) 90 at a sy) ye pba 0 2} (1088) epuolus wneg ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE Wwitea (1oea) epuotuo wnues amp fo pus 20 0s $6 Sou poe ge Sapo ne pn aap a 22203 22222 22028 EERE teem 1 6561 ESPs 7 ES Shot “tour Su mS (1088) epuoIo wnveE eez'802 = J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Po ioe@) epuowo whe ez O88 g RSE GREE: (oyo'ee Cioea) epuowo wnueg o¢z'907 =H ‘ainorHi¢-hvisAwo Froea) epuowo wnvee, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE 3 9e9) epHou9 wnueg RS j 89888 S888 8 oa oui ce9 3 LN = Lr = (yi0%e8 oes) epuouo wnye 9ez'a0z = Ww ad ‘ou ry 9 Lt eta GLO svo Waal .89¢ o6ed uo ponunvoy sO 360 SU SRE = OLSTBODS 9e8) opyoruo wneg 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph &335 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES “9960 oF TF 64g wD HRT “e960 2301 7} a8 ng 30 @useene era coreg ene GME Ae sion eee pr ano bts eben res co2e— ~ Ons ae ‘tring onan meg | UAL ES CORE = HOMIE (aeq) opyonig wnueg covezost = W svo Waal ‘890 afd uo penunuog 1 pueomp 4 3-G-D HE Dk 1590 ssl uD PNR TC ‘oouNe} wzay vrs) 3p ons EOE it 366 ZO ECE =CHST RAS (abe) opyoniy wnueg J. Phys. Chem, Ret, Data, Monagraph 9(rs'es (408) vo} opuonig wnyeg = cen oe shu es ero soc aS Groce tn i ope 4 4 dome ag mao am po 80292 = on ey Sty ose y a 3 g : & 2 5 8 8 Z = = os e of [8 = O'6eT] = OH ST R6).S 8 onses (08) vot ‘epuonis wnuea ysazze'est= svo wwaal (48a) vor ‘epuonia winuea 4J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9337 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES vorsea (gea) opuonig wines, ‘¢ aBed uo ponunuog ref 0 a a "an por (DOM 9 Fara” Od (ora 50+ BION UROR s0+ AH Ca) yor- rosro- —o zee 6 6 scolar fie- orses vesste eeu cls ‘owe = suet == Grolnre (orses ‘ge8) epuonis wnueg 9oReze'szh= (od-orwisAHs, (46a) opuonig wnuea J. Phys. Chem. Ref, Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE ora'ea ‘epuonis wnues fe wou hwy 7 sone 277 FOE JM anwap gagnog 27 ree yr nb a we 2) 0= 0° te wah a Oe 12 ea) epuonig wines, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9339 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES: (oy e8 (4ea) epuoniy wnyeg es 8 ea) epuom wnyeg oosoze'szt = Ww “ep 29549 PUP NOAH se wt Horet oo ainor--s-=)wasAND (408) opyonig wnyeg ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph &MALCOLM W. CHASE (see 08) epyonig woes may oe he eat sae 10 = nag ss pm (rae TTA RT HOTT e AR Y 89888 SEER: og) ea) epuonis nue ssc moo sss su. anand nes 98 |p wong ig ka Jo oy Fowne 88 ly 01 L599) ‘ombs8ag pe wo Sou EEA ous ry ©9502 = cNSr aI Tem = Cloe= = OLY sogoze'set = Ww svo Waal 0 FEF OF TOE MOF SERS (489) epuonta wneg ‘J. Phys. Chem. Raf. Data, Monograph 9344 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (Hoes) opmouPkH wnyeg iho RESSR EE88E ¢ FRAZ tours cee = weer owes (Hove) eprrospky wnveg yexce'¥sh = W ens anore = om ima (none Ge s+ 00M HE ars onSraceiry Seago Somes oN 008 sae sung pu man pu RON POR Jo Semwan SNDOND NR s>-ergmy oy pop eis anpesospo maui’ ur wo pom euONOL # BES = CHO'F MOND I40 poop ‘onmaod yo Adenia ‘iam mien por tan UO ~ sex srescle a, 3 = 62a) = OSS = Se0ee svo Waa! (HoPa) eprroupky wnweg, J. Phys. Chem, Ref, Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE 342 Wio'wes (HoeR) vot ‘opporpky wniee 2M Ys 66 9 40127 49618 : ‘Sp crn Nt _ ae 515 J0 Ame spa, tp ov See ao 88 SE a nae 893 REESE: i BB ssonastaa pr eon EA °3 ou 9 $29 o6auz ou eB 9 L¥E) =O SRDS (Hoea) uot ‘opprosphH wnyes s6z0ce'»S1 = Ww sve Waal (Hoea) vot ‘oppcospkH wneg 4. Phys. Chem, Ret, Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES bokorHes (G10}e9) eudiy ‘opprouphy wnueg toes) eudiy ‘eprrouphy wnuea eovne'tLt = 9 ‘sooulo) 0 a So spon age AVRO Hoe 5G PUN? se oy ams Em 2 spin ary seen Se (rvisaus (0e8-») eudiy ‘oprouPAH wines J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph &MALCOLM W. CHASE (ores FUHo}e9) opromphy wnueg (tHOeE) eproOIpKH whe gorre LL = "aeg uontsedweaeg dons ae 9 he 30 np tan 2 on pe ‘neon pions sng ane oop ana suas poo au cose sozso- —eroxeete re JOH wpa! vopesss a) sams pou oH sey osUREE HEL FY im io touamina aed H0}e8) eppeouphy wneg anon 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 93 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (Fores 10128) eprrouphy wines aE sa — BESS a weno se nee — vc eye UHOIeS) eprxouphy wnves gorre’ ‘39 20) ge esp OH ‘ainon-(o)wasAuD tHo)ea) eproupky wnueg 4J. Phys. Chem, Ref. Date, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (rowes (H10}e8) opmosphy wnyeg ‘ese o6ed uo ponunuog 1898 g 01x £0 jomal au. ope a Pm ten fa poms sem ye = 2a do 34, eH ove pu ao Yor REA ARRRS SE558 S288 Rf 99898 SE88) 12m mae pow sassy a0 oe fen ne oar = LSTA HE 0 EF TOF CELE MCAS ES Nerve pe timetiny mean Steg | TuTH Ye = eee SHOT 1) epIpo| wniweg S¥e'¥ez = W ‘sve Waal (Wea) epipo} wove J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE boFreg eq) oppor wnveg ‘oust few Gores ‘wiskyo. (G94) 90 mo sg ou PS anne, Digg enigta ts uno, AYN, oc "pas pans pu pny Denna appa por wn hy pons Sep, OL ‘pu es 9 sony 21110 ‘voneuuo4 1 Ades He 3 eared OFS RGDS ainon 9) oppo} wnyeg J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE 8 8 (prea (rea) epipo1 wnues ig § S8559 93505 $8092 Eee on eg) apip0] wnveg eertec= Ww ainorwasAuo Grea) op1po} wines, ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9351 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES exon rermais J0 pe f pn 0 owt 0 mq 0 fsa FZ yo mo we 8855 SE08E 8 2 ou oF ouLyon 60 BOOM MEAS 6E RRES SBEE5 SEESS saoematag paso mA setts 91 = 6z0e~ = CxS aE ot Se 8 HEMET OUST BOS Fhe = G10 (Fea ee) opipoj wnyes 6ct'tec= ‘sve Waal (rea) oppo} wines J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE vorores (08a) eprx0 waves, "HEX HG 16“ ON DHL YOMEEL NK PON A, 9D 9 *P2L peng A'S TSUN HI PERU COSA A Saigon, wat) ojoq “4D POT MEH T'3 HONREE DO, ‘sooubinet m9 pa 2 WON APE OP 2 ARI A ‘eq woes yap} nb 019 eg uorsng hy» wor 0) ona pn o's a es ap a sm pd sey woman (ova) pro wnuea vezeest = AWAsAUD J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8353 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (0ea) erro wnveg § S8988 es Se88s 28888 a eR (08a) epixo wnyes v6z'e91 = Ww ph 34 9H om 6g vamunuewo> any pss Saga sinus at op oa ws st Mea Shroom ON “L 94 Teed OFT BSO.S anon (o%@) oprxo wines 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph @MALCOLM W, CHASE 354 (yore (0r8) opr wanes te eat ere ee fg BGR SERRE SESS SI 8 (ova) 9p%0 wnueg vezeresi = W sep 0} ge pp a a4 prt woatz soe ra Nowe o ainor-vwisAwo (028) opx0 wanes 4. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9355 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (08a) eprx0 waves, ‘698 oBed uo penunuog iG SERRE SB595 SERRE £5898 SUH 28095 98 ae 2 55 g8888 oud 5) sm OP IES J. Phys. Chem, Ret, Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE 8 (o's'ea (seq) opuing wnye (ose (sea) epying wnueg 6e'so1 = Ww {usa ng ats wound "poe (us) topun sons se + ose = Se +a arise * igea 5 + USPORME wore scozs¥o pepo, moe sm ONE tog aH Se FEUDS EN ey AREAS ou a L)Se 0} HP So NT ‘eg uorsng slo 966 C1 PRL OUST RRS TWwisauo (se@) epuing wneg 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9367 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES. (sea) opuing wneg OES HOLT CO SLE HPI FOTEET~ _GrEET~_ol_oxIz MLV BadS HON G961) MOD, or = a a sa iaseeceleee 7 we MPOHE PO HONS Ou Se BOF HNC STB (sea) epying wnwea 6e'691='W ‘sv Waal (sea) epuins wnuea 4. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE D9 8-t 1 Hap 12 109 eID Po JO 9124 60 S100 15 S84 WO cer pg Yate-n 9 Hey 30ODRDDY HA NEBL“ -SOOU NINN PL TC ove e6ed wou penunuog soyoods eg potooj jo suoyssnosip jo uonenunuoD ‘eq uonewnans Lee eBeq wos penunuog {oustrl 61g “VOR may Hg NOUN, POO (e900 e400 1s Suk pm seas amy Susy $9 $8 pee eBed wo panunuog ‘ote 961 Momo DUE OA aaHANS ze eBed woy penunuog wnueg 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 8NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES {E960 1-E ND ANRL A0 INgENOL W'D PE JANE “gy coc 9 4 a ISIS (oust) o's 2 Sy son eusD se 98 884g WH “lan 6 9 oe saya) 8 s1S OA MeN A eo REIN BOI OF RM HON," "Ws oor "09 4d a> 1 ed MH stove 996 eGed wo penunuog sip wp {4009 WEL VIVO “ADS (aus Hoe WPMD, IMD HN DV ‘sejoeds eg patoojae Jo suojsenzeip jo uonenunuog zz11WON ty He} W'S KON YH ‘soo dam pono oJ. 9 5 Jo ADIN UBS I UL A SHORE = SRDS amuse) sponta foes aap pee doesn wnves, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES 361 Boyton cee eee coceas cesee andar Sa Pomme so Berytium (Be) rnevious Sorte Berytium (Be) a REFERENCE STATE. Refer to he iil bis or deta Berytium (Be) 4. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE 362 bores (oa) wonton xpd wt oat ‘Bef ono pO ot a, AO oF EDL 1L90) jp 0} san) azn oop “Réoaus pu Kisede oH ses ust ate Oth, 5103 OHSS (ervisauo (6a) womwuog ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8363 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES 8 (6a) wnqvoog a TT oe ange agense 2 G8 ar 788 na wom 1 96ELN-CH ODI {2p 9 somos Jo jan Sar ‘oneuto4 70 Kee ainon {J Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8364 MALCOLM W. CHASE (CURRENT Sop 1 ‘A;=9.01218.Berylium (Be) CRYSTAL(a-B}-LIQUID © Wo ISZIK etapa 1527 Wo 1S0K eral ee Refer oe avid bles for det Beryllium (Be) J. Phys. Chem, Ref. Data, Monograph 9 g 5 2 zNIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES ea (6a) unviog Ta AT B82 2E Eee 88 RUREEE SEGUE UBER ag 8 «FR (og) wnwiog s1zt08="¥ {aus 8900-1 5t-t9hed NHRD BGsL—AL—asOaY “mA ERD oA“ HINOG fy {he's Ly mS SON I HEN Oe (161) (06 of Seumapoan ) ur FONE Tosa cae Ls 295 tespmoa Tapeh ype HEED Ye (ance 0, 905 WE) YT DONT TH EHS VA TA. sa0000), {um | 0 omy a suympountesat ¥zy¥qOD) 8 ass om pope sna Le ear0 64 sep Alo: ft) amp poe Go 5 ieisere a ‘ ouuste Ba ' fuse oo 1 iy cy id ams diy uni por sour sua seuinas = svo Waal (6a) wntiog J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (,08) wo} ‘unvieg gSGEH 05an8 Renee 885 S055 F828: ei “0 -st-eoye oN Ha 24 SUN P so BARRE E8885 GEESE BR | mua osteo. Sere avnVr em us BD 040°? ee ’ vsteie Se to z scott ea ste z oo es = a or 7s S ay wm) pr an a3 & sm RECotEH = OLS 86D. 10 His os > acs0ct= OME (0) uo} ‘wnmiog so1s08= vp Waal 1 ta OEE sidosanat an Sun O10°9 oa) 20 44 Bae LO" 2 oa ‘oneuog 9 Acuna om 16200 5 user 5 10 = oF (98) uo} ‘wing J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8367 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (ua'ea (4908) epruosg union TTT (928) epwoia wnnikiog eros ee= Ww SYA mon sy Stuapeny Sa PT TA 3960 cap 1 6 OH “ou61) 15 04 wos EAL “on uie21 naa pee) po 2ge °F wy pom oan Spy SCR) ¢K) one a wong ps py pes 2 ees svo Waal lou 160 Seed TBS ba ‘opnwoug wnsog 4. Phys. Chem, Ref. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE 368 sav r= mong or es (rg0e) prog wnnKiog (oreo (C109) epiwosg winkiog etozereo1 = W TWwasauo (sg0@) epwose wnikion 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 98 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (ruatea (gea) opnworg wniog BESS SEGRE SESRS 20898 G8088 &: a 908 nase 9 EE oun eo1 = cee rewune9i = wie (sata (gea) opnwo1g wnnkiog e1oze'eot = W vo wwaat ‘zy 060d uo penunuoo mae aad Dy ontuos 0 Kae S oculscnst eas fgg) opnuog wnhiog 4. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE O08 em spy gS] poy pus a ay pose sm" Stel eormabo tirs> ont oy) ownon pot aan esr uss Lsort6 veureist 44 um ‘rol 9% oa SD oeU doses AOHHON HF SI AE LPH NE woe FOE AY usiscnyiry isa eh CST 8SO.IT p P8898 SB, 88g 08 (028) epuotup wniAleg giSer-ye = W sve waa (oe) epuotwo wmuAiog 4. Phy8. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9374 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (08 (41928) uot eproluo wnmikieg 96 S8585 SER88 SEGRE e SERRE 28985 SRE ct 28 SRR eRe 7 888: (1988) uot ‘epuoINS wniKiog LeOyor'Py = vp Waal poate est Wwoneuea 16 Kaew Ot I= otal Cx Sra (1928) uot ‘epuo}uo wnmiKiog 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE g 5 (ors! {ai9e@) epronia epuotuo wit aT a TD "a Oys10'00 (41929) epronis epuoruD wnKieg cescerce = “oq poop osu ap oy peu ao tuan pa up amanasaL “agoawa pus Kysede> WH “toe = 2H +e ve a2 = 8 Base Kg pom st wan Jo Ka aL Toneutog 40 Aas saps pm svonbayy (RUOIIGLA Lee =O SE RGDS ‘sve Waar (41999) epuonis epuora wnikiog J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9373 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES bores, (1998) eydry ‘opuoID wnKieg S962 vom 6 2936 Spee por yp LN PRINS UO 0 p> pao AKL ‘eg voneUEnS rot ea tno anda ma vnc soe poe omy Yo 29 Ka RTI 9 2p Ky Hsu tat Buna a Jo sped eng hag poe peng Sa pocdas ayo Ses pon say ‘mea wong ty 005005 boro (erwasauo G1998~m) eudiy ‘opuoryo wnmkiog J. Phys. Chem. Ret, Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE 374 b2108 1 BU PRICGEHL Ys, ‘eave (O24 9) gE 9p 8 ny ESP se RP and see pA Pm eg tray nome jo KS "eg vonrunans "eq vont, "a tb pee 99-120) 4g 0 1 0 SR FOURNO at Be Jo KD pur aM ‘eg uoteng “aud amen ol 2 2 pu 30/39 WE 8 70 1, Ho pe a Sao oN Jo ven YEO sen De, m3 9061 £1 wean ond 4 po 34 PH Pm PN “Adonra pue Kseded ie Soxgorgezwos an “ap fm sme a 35 ‘voneuiog 0 Kena (arwasauo. (19e8—8) e199 ‘epro|uD wnIIKog J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph @NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (ong'ea 1908) epLoIND union ‘soe 68069 “wn 6 TPO “TPE MCE -Y ‘sooueaed, 192) 4 2 0 wa mp asd des pa 26 seer a. 9m PUA > 390 0 HD RFID Hae > Las per mod ao ‘sieq vonesvoden, (H'es ‘puotuD wan anon :92@) epHoIS wnKiog 4. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph &MALCOLM W. CHASE 376 (9y19'08 (90q) epvowo wnihiog Ctoeg) opHoIo wnmikiog sieieez= 9 sep 20) 98 pep a Oe ainonte-dyvisAuo 1928) epuojuo wns0g 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9377 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (1998) oppor wnmAiog B ie e fobay 2p ‘ojo pezanim 8808 SRERE core og; HHS ES Cio2@) epuoiuo wnmKieg e1ei6'6e=W OW $01 = cme Neat Wa mi One tow 2 aoa a pees se000r0108 gorse “or pe ICON OST See HOE Ue se 7 DNB EYP 8 > OLE 2 pn story ous agp eco sn nso sm ep “nas So Fs wD SH eo a oo. np ore Sy 9 m2) pare nA apd en oa de a ‘voneuiog yo Ades 1 36r s 25 =O S980 18 svo Waal C1098) eproI¥s winmkiog J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W, CHASE #09 (zea) opuonis wnmiog 584 16-208 “fd "2014 MPA DM FOLPHEN ey 1 NOWON PW pon MN aul suspey 09 ong) ky 271% 0c “PNO “PL BHF de > (oat 00 19 9 Sa 5 teem cro 8 ve@e the ¥ Eee 6sew Ysa en pump sop am aL HONORS OOLON STRELA | SER 259 PO ep ana a ‘ay saeioo oan pnd spun ay pou: mops HSN PN 20 wy PH ‘Spe sem pur Ss josspe ues pus em ‘sows 9 seem 1185 660 loo sestelovsreeis fer eu (Re aoaieD 2 pu (40a) opuonis wnuikieg casoLo'ee = W sve waa {g98) epuonig wnmikiog J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES boFaeg (408) opyony wnniiog 40a) opuon.s wnhieg oBss007y= (eawasawo ‘aot omne9e 4 se) pono Hoy Pa “fou ase aman oman ars ny om any omg sbuaase Joo uno gYNVT SO Pam (409) epuontg wnhsog J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE (sea (490) epuony wntiog tig soto Jo spt 930 Seu ire 0 anes Sept pout pe 20 Stee c8 ge ny up Por 4 aD DE (40a) opuonty wnhieg 99680072» = Ww ‘anon 4. Phys. Chom. Ret. Data, Monograph 9381 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES: (¥'08 499) epvon.y wnikiog 5g 28888 S2ee: g a jeee 9S ere a0 Ont wnIKI9G 986900'Le = W ainon-triwisauo (428) epuonty wnihiog ‘J. Phys. Cher. Ref. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE rs08 49a) epuonig wnnkiog ean oa aT SEE E8ES BEES SERRE S855 38 ARSE RERRE £1 BEER BEE 2995 SES8E 28: ee 788 weasels ister camo oe 409) opyonig wnuikiog 986900'L» = ‘2p oBed wo panunuog SF2'5 ON T96L WHORE YSSS HEN PET eH AMHR AL HEEL LVF NOEO A I oro = 9658 s 2 ese92e 0 = 9 men OM tee 1 -agtoy, ummm a PID Worst @se cost sees pe sont ag, lowiry 2 = 1098 ot SEIT op cedT SHEDS svo Waal 49a) epronis wnikiog ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES borresteg ) eenAseqovonyis wnNrT oan) e1ewsoqoronyi4y weary 68c96'ZL= Ww ud any op 9 pn a ao ate Kine em 256 0-0 oy 1 Sopsee¥£ 30g panabap sed pa apo Suposse 3 gap so wren NOOB ‘TWwisauo 07) eveyfsogosonyys woman 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE, ) evenKiogovon yin wnt ng a8 Gees Rese & (gear) ereukionovonyus wham eacerezZ= “76 “9H earn “ety tae ype 19960)" oy use-TWHO ‘eg uonezyodeA 11 om pu a ebjers yo er Jo ue ‘np Gabe st eM S91 sw bea Pa ey J on anon C40ary) repKiogoxongus wna 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES nfateg (yoer) sienfioqoonys woman 288 SHEGS 98: — and Nase. — . sap 2) ee opp 28 ee ee ' snag es mos israee p= bmetany ony re ee 059 1 0 srenkioqovonyy wnnAr BeCste ZL = W ainor-wisx¥o (eer) eveuseqosonu, wen 4. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE orrrsen (42971 sieufrogosonyay wn g Sane ae0ge aut SE SEBRG 25588 & 88 198 EES EDGES 285 C9R82 = fe eeEs 28 3 EEETEDEE (49arD evenAsoqo.onyn wry "@961 2099 LI-A ON sop "09 JON Ded wo DY puns aN pom sen Sump oe sa eoravezz= Ww svo Waal {ooa) ase 'ee “6us wD CIEZ 2-3 pH MUNN ‘a pur 1 ‘oove.0 te terusl sree g09ry) eweioqoronyus wna J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9387 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Gorrrsiog (Caoetn) evewieqoronyeney wnear yan woe are ata Spe (aoa) “A oy user tno a0 fy ary {aba oF ON SUL 9S wa RON “Ge eur Vee Poms ESS e882 a SRE REE GE <1 vos riu="4 ST 96D A SEF BST OST RDS nena sry =r sn mene hu orrrsea (ear erenkioqosonyenos wnnar zoLe8a6 = ‘Wwisawo, eemuoqovonyeney wnkan 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 8wrrsea Cyoetn) seiAioqosonyenes war 2 = & z 3 3 z = go spe SpBF “ap we> des a a) wag aA oY BoM se my treo woneznocen pm gn YAK a 94 eg wong tome 6 san mi eee rb 8 wrstea 49a") weiKseqoionyenie, wns z6zL88'86 = W anon Cea") oreuKseqosonvenes wna J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9389 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (opera) (g0@"n) evewuoqoronyensy wna PELLEEEELELELEELE EG a age 92 Ae age oa (40a) exenhsoqosonyeney wna 26228896 = W 9 205 arb zee aoe mn HEEL oo ‘ainor-wisayo, Caea'n) evenuoqosonyeno, wonar ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE (Oren (Hea) epuPAH wnmKi0g 2 2 He RARE SERRE SEARED Evans gaea aa 8885 (Hea) epUPKH wnKiog {os61)-¥o4 «ay 3 99 PINON eA, “IRN ONO EADS MIMS RIPON pa AAS “ge oper eH Po UR “oP, BOI Yo ADAMS pu Ate WDE omg pm sam oe so ‘doa pue Kaede 19H iy ser eZee xsi Bec zhozoon= Ww sve Waal (Hoa) opuPAi wnKiog 4J. Phys. Chem. Ref, Data, Monograph 9301 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Owen (.Heg) uol ‘opupsH winnie BESS ‘SG555 GEGEE E8058 § 58 SE588 Owes (Hea) uo| ‘epupky wniog Lzsei0'o1 = Ww °F amare mt 4 pt pay ep Anse Syne atm 9 econ & 5 es ny wn pa ay sb Cure svo waa! oneuo4 0 feos oy, I SOLE =O STHDS (eq) uo ‘opupkiy unikion, ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9(yoo (H09@) eprrospky wnki0g ‘27 o6ed uo ponunuog eapoms aims Frrsanae ak aren ries fo Most jaune PO) OB o won 3 a ‘ss g & > 8 = = g 3 z = Ybo60)Hr-0 oe i ste i sr min fo So owes cus 59 srag.see our 215 6a “OASIS ‘emi cis cetl= -otalare 3 owes (Ho#e) eproupky wnnKieg z9610'9¢ =H ‘svo wwaal {HO2e) oprxoupky wniAiog J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9393 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (Wio'H'ea (Ho28) uot ‘oppxouphiy je Sees 8: SE588 2888 a REREE BSE {8 "1 Ho2) suas snes 90 0 Sn pneu ee shoe a ep ee wens swe _ (ho'Wea (Ho2e) uo} ‘eprrouphy wniviog LesetooZ= Ww svo Waal (.H098) uot ‘epproupky wnyy0g 4. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (orwea (Hoa) opUPAH wnmkiog (orwen {ese “99020) ste pad) sone) SAEED JO aOR OH A NRA SAN 22 904 man dna enous} HRG FOR A A 9 ESN WA HTP He. 2, soo ‘pomuno sued doses poe DION, ‘og pus hyoedep oH , ‘onswog o ASeuts sevens (PHB) ePUPKH whmNKseg 90820" svo Waal (He8) epupty wniog J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (Fores (Holes) eudiy ‘eprrouphy wnmKiog (orotHeg st e102 = 6204 = 04ST ADIT Soca = oot (eravisauo. 500 em aye Soe ass 4p scl Ase lw wo os po mu ou se 18 = oes] cx sree UHo}2a-») eudly ‘oprxouphy winniKiog, 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE boone, 888 SRE o2ng (Hoes) eiog ‘oprxouPKH wemiKiog geszoTey= WW iow 7 sans pe ‘It 9 EN AL “Aho! 642 mopa & U2 BHO BOND a 9} Or OF Ha He I 8 ARNE 8 AD "10g vontsodioseq wooed a imonas HONE» sittin rz = es CxS RCP tooth “ox Ose (wasauo (Ho!e8-d) e199 ‘eprrouPKH wnKiog J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (Fo%H0a H0}9@) oprouPhy wnKiog, See TO SRE SEARS S0895 SE985 5 RERRE UHoea) eppxouphy wnywuog oBaz0'cr =H ‘sve Waal ‘2y 08d uo ponunues Jou, 19 £50 Asan a 9 {Ser usu pss a amp 3 os mo 8 NII omc HH at Hs es an So 0 SIPS parsing oo 7a coisrscaee “yb RAH S1S6D.HFR -sperouadag por sooronbat (eA lowirr se = 9 =cxsracer (owt B= 009- = Ota) te ee loet = eevee Ousracas tHo}ea) aprxorpky wnKion 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (rea (098) ep1po} wniKiog (092) ep1po1 winuiso8 ‘sve Waal S85 HN FEY EIN" DORE A HOY “ep sig ty Ftp 3 po ito oF eee = CST 860.5 (W9@) op1po1 wove 4J. Phys, Chem. Ref. 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CHASE (rota (099) eprxo wnmiiog ia aa ae sa r= samme ns ms escarpment BSG S8886 SEG58 58) SRE85 SRRRS SERRE PRESS (love) epro wnkiog bzveo'sz= Ww (ian aa pe nO 9S, ‘esa a) TORE {ese 2806 Md wD FID FD PEE -AINOYDA ERD VA soomaest pe Sonn a s¥vp Waal ‘SeousiioN oy ere ws 09a) opX0 wniKiog J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES: (r0re8 ‘Cloe) pmo wnks9g ze9bo‘001 = W (e861 9656 988 WIND UY “RAGS 9 PEE EAD ARUN HN SKN De S60 9°06 Wd WI) A POR DIMOND HD Ye serosa pur sopuanbaa meopraq A svp Waal HO 19200 = OHS BRS (09a) oppo wnKi9R 4. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE 426 (0% ({0%a) epIx0 wrmKI0g (eso a8 We a ID EHD AD PE -TENOWD T-PAIN Y Ay ‘eovaoieu ‘aoc Ky par im bu, ae DoE EY a ‘unos uno wopnpe 9 892y3 Gmoun a9 0 ‘sana sour ¥ a sda pm 8: HO>N) spun pr soon ona oh er tee srs (80% (09a) ep wnniKiog BrE90.081 ='W sve Waal 09a) oppo wnnksog 4. Phys. Chem. Ref. 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(owe (abn) epiworg wnysoubeW “ugg 204 wan aus wpe HUE 7 Ka 941 OK A {aot} ge apa “PrT WH or edeD PH 2400s mre paope ass oy map Sys wa sae 004 ip mote as ope Kosa oy pound Sei wae pe na eoDoTY mensions 2 we 8 4— outers = ese = sta eE O04 120 SMR =O SERS sree +g tien, emer wae | [BOLT SI = L12~ =O OLI (6)5W8 (4a6n) oprwosg wnysoubew 60z vob = ‘sve Waa! (4a6q) opiuoig whysoubew ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref, Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE, (yowsa (aon) oprworg wnuepation, 1998) cs eh 364s 2D f-DaspseA N HEED AD, “51 mL 24m MND SAN HH U4 EEA SANSA ul VE SEN SPIN POF SScOe GON I OF 6 TOON ALIS DON, lO TR 258 a (yowse (aon) epiwo1g whvepahion i g 3 svo Waal G20n) oprwo1g wnuepasion ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. 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Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES GopeNua, Gen) eprwoig wnpos 585 32 235"sp A eB PE de Jon KID SY ECR J es ‘eg voneunans 2s. pues UL Y=S= I pF O} =" SOMES PN PEO Ky pwede IN BL ee worn ‘orneusog 7 ABU slot S05 zeoR ON SERELS (GaeN) epiuioig wmpos s2e68'z01 = W TWisao, (UaeN) opnuosg winjpos 4J.Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE UaeN) epiwoig wnpos moe dedad dedes deeee eaads es 8 ond (G56 048 9p “puny way wR, (yawn «yeoman 0 Kosa ous pL CREM PGRN 2H sn 29 ‘gry = Ui tonal a 35907 a 3 ems pn sauna Bl rene, (aeN) epwoig wnipos z2e6e7204 = W anon ben) jwo1g whIpos ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph @487 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES yensa YaeN) epiwoig wnpos (Gen) epiuioig wnpos 22069201 = Ww ainon-wwasauo (aen) epmucig wnipos, J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE (opens Uaen) eprucig wnpos (ost) 5 wepu1 “PL SESE SEREG S895 S988 BE (Gen) opruosg wnipos 22068201 =" su 9 puos sew woman) puna a soneuen ION SEIS apes oss 20} ou ep te Jeno wor pO! a CPO pz a pon em um UL CODGPN IY (SALAM DOCH STRAP AD pom ww OX STRELA t 2 ree ! ° a = as iy umd po 2 ONT ‘svo Waal pp osu ody xo son 01 ‘onsuuo4 19 Asus 0 lou, Ur sree Cr sr aERRS (GaeN) epmuosa wnpos ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9459 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES roue (018) opx0 ouwors, (ft) RID MONON Hour HHS sui oe can 9 fama as ns sive omer stows] fo FES 04 FO uszer = Ou srass “bone seater 5 (rou (01a) oP1x0 ounwoss ¥e06'S6='W 825 re0pt (018) op%o ouwors, J. Phys. Chem, Ret, Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE ) apo cumora 2 aaGaE aad Canes aE iv wine sone oxi poe ‘520 opi ‘Serurt somning Spang 3) sng SL 89 “1, “yg eas atmos ps OY, 7.0 eH, "Kdonua put hyoedeD 10H sachs our {o190) eprxo oujwoua, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9461 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES. you8 corset Saran coool (oo1e) 2px euwora (048 ‘PIO euoHs BzO6'sE= Ww ‘580 1e2p| oa Se acl OSHS (oo1a) fxoipoworg 4 Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph @MALCOLM W. CHASE (rouE i : i : # 98 $2085 28558 52088 88 ola) pixo oumuors zz06'u24= "ous 816°9 208) StS 9 Yor EUAN EG vy 66-08 64s wat) FY "Son Spee snpmtumodO Teast) 2s Cae 9 PS OPH DD. isn) mu) OPH Dy opment or tans HRA 0 eva ation, wand po ry aa0m944 Seretl-c1sr eens Seals Ost Ae ‘svo Waal 018) eprx0 oujwors, J. Phys. Chom. Ret. Data, Monograph 9463 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES. (9q) epnuose sruoudsoud rae (ad) opuiosa srioudsoud 91119011 = “096152 nny) “myeanuao> owe OSH aN WONBUA OORRURRH MHERSIY HOD SF, ou taping 6 pons ana samsie> ION ‘Adon pue hioeden 1944 sana oR (2) HH BEDE A IE OP PURI HOC ‘voneios yo Adee i ° io wd pom ar 900 srseeiee oy, eT alee ‘svo waat (aq) opnuoig sricudsoud J. Phys. Chem, Ret, Data, Monograph &MALCOLM W. CHASE vada) epiworg peor 38898 S288: BREE steht = zea Ox STRAP ou Fer = Leet OOhrs (add) epiworg peor vor'ze2= Ww 1-009 ond 12-61-8896 “YOR man NPEY "pA BHIEDT- oH HOD amMEuAL WEN oe Teel Wana to ees se “4961 169 St -0 ReREN NP “cen at “een Mtg Wy ing ops fomiefe separ ee) “a nao es fe rT De G19 uma pee oe HON svo Waal 9 20s erzLe =O ST86DAS (aad) opnwose peer J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (Orsua ats) ouxpykysoworg a RT TTT ST RT SO 1920 fey um ws “4 POE HRI V Dy "un BO AAI AA fe owe YA, ti) 05 ud oad ANY" PSN eo pa et weet eur= 3 posi foany po tae Tonetog ye Kaus ps0 : lO 3 1ZO= eure SAKES Hesinvooe = ore = Gta Osa a1s) oukpikusoworg $6e6'20= 4 svo Wwaai (ars) oukpyhisowosa J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (ais) epuoig wnnuons 5855 $898 8G 5 8998 2088 eRe lowers re9— CLS SLIT foury y= yom LOE (usta (ais) opmuoig wnnuons yzs'z9b= Ww ‘sve Waal 1 PS“ La eK aL ” soy wen p67 aH ft er 0 €U9E~ OST B6D.S ais) epwoig wnnuons 4J. Phys. Chom. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES ruse (aw) opwoig winery, BY BAS95 SPREE ERE. 8 wens se ruse ou) eprwosg une, vexzzs =H sf. wm poe ary ORO svo Waa ou, ee Wa = SCORE =O ST 86S (aw) opwora wen, 4. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE 28 (am) epruosg versBun, “Laie ha a oumpoumRL SVAN, “oven 959-85 (opus 8 a Say Smee cya me sxmomy pe sto SLIT “Kaas sony PO) A 1-8 stap001 = "1 fsa} = 7 {ooost! ‘oa0s'| ° wa "18944 umm pr p47 AIT abana = 2 (Pa TLE)“ OSTRIS re eb oyma Gam) opnuoig uers6un, ¥s1'092="W svo Waal (Gam) epwoig uorsbun, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9g NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (ersz4e (422) epiworg wnuoosrz we Citta witnwi—oi sD TT OTT TOT DANE 96C IOMHPG wes WH) PORTE 2 ES wep pe m2 a Noy | a1c000) = Bn yo) ma {00008} s (cove eg (oe oe (ewe & (eos) a tos) ime ° tsi a. = fon eed pe set aso & at —— touiry sry 71 onan sani Cames | OAL (yz48 (4912) eprworg wnwoouz 924" svo waa! 61185 96 MON SERS (412) epquoig wnyuosurz J. Phys. Chem. Ret, Data, Monograph 9470 MALCOLM W. CHASE 2 certs eeees ace ata aa aaa ae aaa aaa ae add ‘M-= 159.808 Bromine (Br) ext mar lund at nomic gs mak REFERENCE STATE 390K Refer othe individ tbe for det Bromine (Br) J. Phys. Chom. Rat, Data, Monograph 8 Bratren Bromine (Br.)an (Ka (2g) euros, NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES 2p we Fenn UG 9 yea Kg 087 onewog 0 Kéeiua x 10 ser p00 Te S 06s50="1 OUST 8605 ‘eae woe (4g) ouworg gowsst =W ‘anor-wwisauo (1g) ourwosa, ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE (9) euworg Caceres yvLvGOD Jo ‘eye coo} 3S KAN ‘vonewioy o Ades papas 30 upon ay Gs yp AIL 9, 01 8469 — (0 949 EIOED sexes KADY LSID evo! oe sc we soo 29 se wo ea se eo ro isuo be woreso0 rub _ reese ng omnes ere (49) eunwoig soe'ess = svo Waal (1g) euwore 4. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9473 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES. (oreo (1g¢0) epruosg wine (1ge9) epruorg wniorea eBe'e6h =H ur some oe] wml S01 iF 8Yoap a, sme padope Jno es 8 Ost 86 ee awiskyo 1) 46919 wat ug HEY 96 por EON eg versa 6 Tews oe (ge0) epruoi wnroje9 J. Phys. Chem. Ret, Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE weoue (ge 9) opruiosa wniojeo 9g UNS SET FERRE BERET 888 ge 8h g site Cutan wena sw se sraer =p boing se Set SOF SSZER bas pontoon Roget efoto ae eavatng 12) sms say Gap © san setae fo et TE ‘Sp suswamss lps wal ang ps pong hg pm seth = 06 ue Cute feeese-I crs eer oe ser Lge (1ge0) epuuosg wnore Bee'66L= Ww ‘anon (1920) epruoig wnre9 ‘J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 8405 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES veoua 2ge0) opruiosg wnya¥29 BE 2 (eyege (geo) opruosg wnioie> e9e'66h = ‘aap NPP a IH ainor-rasAuo (1g89) aplwog wnjqe9 ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE g g (2g89) epnwosg winoreo (8reo48 SE SEERE : 288 8898 S8088 SRESE SERRE 8 RARE RERRE 85 a8ed uo ponunuog ssn ons por ras rau 28 0 GM e+aHND=AvaH z+ RDO) BH wesc reste CIs er re cesT ore te ‘ie toa PIS e06- S91 ooo cee v ROI A RSME AMBIEN UO olgtsceviee "ia oad oe _ ep asad sade sop0 ssw no oye vost ‘Sura gone son! ge ab pox so pe ‘oneuuod yo Aéouiog re 219 wd Pn) sseessstag poesia ue, wien 8 = 6vse- =casTasoeT oe ser a 8 160s iow nba 3 eens = 0O.0Pe (geo) opmwosa wnjolea see'e6t = vo Waal (age9) epiworg wnrore9 J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (ged) eprwora vost vores (©1g04) apruwoig vos sso'stz= 9 TWwisauo (1g04) opjwoig won, 4J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE cr (1gea) epnuorg vou, «7882 sony be essa (g04) epruoig wos 1 Kes 2 pw sap pat suo 28 on 9} ve Up pur DW. Jade 0 pom a0 Sede (gea mno PFA Pa ge Nn! eo soy 0) yk a 0971 eg verona ogy im 0) pe) mie Fw oR Po oe o S'62 wo Boe amon S36 wore Pay 2 ‘donug pue hyoeden 10H 69 wos pom HSE ele woneuoy 7 Aer “OUST 8.01 9H og SEND FOE EY SUPE 1 ELEN OST RGAE sovsiz=W anon (g03) epuiosg wos, ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph &8 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (nyes0 (1g0a) opiworg vos, ‘epluioig uoH! ss0'siz= Ww “mop 2) Qe ep 2 1H ainon-irinvisayo (1gea) eprwoig os, ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph &MALCOLM W. CHASE ese (ge) epiuorg vos, puna! Bon S176 inate mana (@2ge4) opmuoia won ss0'siz= 9 ‘sv Waal 1ge4) opluosa vom 4. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 83 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES. (Osta 1atHIs) ovensoworaia BEES SEG05 S08: # tbat = 961 (igtHis) eueysoworaia e°so6'6et =-W “0 ‘esoi)entt sv Waal 0c py 9 he pa oe jas romea's fem sedo 2 3 AL ot, 4 ETS SOOKE] =O1ST HRS (gris) eueysowosqig J. Phys. Chom. Ret. Data, Monograph 9(0) 6 49 (1a6H) epwosg Aunas0W MALCOLM W. CHASE se 5 9° a1 Dp (ee a Fr a “eS Sos os we on Se etoen por er ag ID SN ‘uae wep acres pe uum Ba emu dane oreo por apa eos spammed yes Sfp eyo pause) “Adoana poe Koodo oH ry aye 8 OY SRRIAED oneuuog 1 Aes 3 vovee (aH) epmucig Kinase g6t-09¢ = WAsAuO (96H) opwosg Aunosoy ‘J. Phys. Chom. Ret. Data, Monograph &NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES wea (16H) opwoig Ainoion wre Cah arene sw ee — sry pe amen a AMP ERP FOUND CUR 1 HY a IPD FR RG NOAT EAA OH 28 my eg vonezioden pur uoreng op 0k poe mo. ‘ot sr aes ses yap nog mo pause 9 P-L 2 OMB pa 3 poten “Kaan pus Kode 1H ‘a pee 20 sen OST S6DAI-OH FSH ABEND HNRNP 20 PUA Bp Ka NS J mL IED HO STRIPE woneweg 10 eu rea es (1a6H) opmuoig Kinaion gee'09e =v anon (1a6H) epwoig Kinasoy ‘J Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (9) RHE (1961) opnwosg Aanos0W fyi wre tee eva A 98 FREES SEGRE wienwo 6 2 we sere = pot mg (88H) opuoig unsion 96e'090 = sp 2) 88 PIP a OP pb x aor poo bso rae ainor—wisa¥o (1g8H) epiwoig Ainaion, J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9485 (4a6H) opnwora Aunos0y J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES po sunt an ane ay bene wt iy py ama pe a La 1 Pom wm J HP 2H POM BREATH fei eee aa ISHN es = ose SOLSTICE er (isu = stu5— COLI OR = SI EDA (680 (1a6H) spose AunosoW sec'00e = W ‘sv Waal (18H) epwoig Kanas0yyMALCOLM W. CHASE (oK6H88, (96H) opuoss Kanasony srovelaed Seat oe on ‘eg uoneuang ‘Voneuuo4 0 Aen ry 0 = are— = OHS REET IO REE SERIE OL STSS Sogn = LIP (1e°5H) opnuosa AunosoW 996-009= 0 sWwasAuo, (1g°6H) opuosg Knouow J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES ey) epiuoig wnysse0g S855 SEEE5 a BREE ‘SR RRRRE E8258 &) IAN U1 905 =CxsT aeRO bint US gees =Ot0\tep (ay) eprwoig wnisseioe gyo0'see =H ‘sve Waal (u961"9 Kg) vomrrunaucs ocd wees “o3a0 91204 WML) gf Aste a Poe pM Se mtn ict eS sh Uap) eprwoig wnisseiog J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (ornue Ua) epworg worn S688 98888 ERESS SERRE iB RRARE BRE RS (Harn) epworg wna oBe'ezt = sv Taal « 1p Ye Sud HDF SHMN-D MBE OHUAY A, age. ‘Adon pue Kysedes W294 Uonetrog 0 Kei {ign meen ms pena sajsauadg pur secaonbaiy oon low eee ov srs epqwoug wn 4. Phys. Chem, Ref, Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (or 6WH8, (f1e6n) epiosa unisousen, Bg 85 8 uw |. Forced =e sees = ONSt Back (yon (29609) oprwosg wnysouBey eLi'yel='W eg woneuans err sa] rp psu ope aud toy ae ou, ey FELD OUST RRS ‘Wwiskyo (1g60) optwosg wnjsouBon ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE wena (1961) epiworg wnysousew (ra6w) opworg wnysousen eLivel = W 906-9 WHINE US-1E-€ WWE 1-0-9 "WEIS HE ERED SAREL HHOIPOML AVN, "E960 25 1A PHOS OME RO PON Loe PO Theo oe an aL HBS peg on 20 EP Ze! im OI OU, ROE Pan ‘donug pue hizedea eon (41g6y) opmworg wnisoudeN {J Phys. Chem. Ref, Data, Monograph &491 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES. (ey6nea (@ra6y) epwoig wnysoubon, oH (196) oprwoig wnysouben cLi-veL = W e990) 0 PIP 2 Yre6 toe > ee 0 sv 862 ‘anor-wisao (4g6W) opwoig wnysoub0H J. Phys. Chem, Ref. Data, Monograph &MALCOLM W. CHASE (6)5W8 (41g6y) opnwoig wnisouseH es BERG SEE86 § 5 9 ij SAGER GREGG 2 ai (1a6W) opwoig wnsouBen cii-ver=W souoestog pu Saou uo, vo Waal ou ere O10 = ox SES © ‘pnwosg wnysouBoW 4J. Phys. Chem, Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (Ox8wH8 (2a6y) vo) ‘oprwoig wnysousen SERRE S8598 S255 5: AEE ES ei s naa98 Se88) iene mune +e (1264) uo) ‘opwoig wnysouBey .spzt ira ore ‘564 35 SAD FG L-LE-LI IN pu ).O'N YDOND 89-08-9180 1-0-9 SHINE, UDI VN "609 EU UE Sd UI) Te ee 1-8 soaclool =a eva uae “los =2a-3ye 10 yov pe (7el= 90-3 soma poo (alo ed syo Waa! (26610) uo) ‘opwoug wnysouben J. Phys. Chem, Ret, Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE boronta (FigoW) optwioss wnuopasion Fs SS IT 55 SER88 SRR88 BEE 8a toon = 1 OLtFe (gow) oprwosa wnuopasion erz'ssz = Ww ‘WwisAuo ‘eq wonodwooea (aon) opwwosg wnuopghion, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (gon) opmwosg wnuspaKion, esa ot ci mao Prooind “ayo won Jo A BaSg8 e888 canny (rowsa (gon) epnuosg wnuopaKiow eyu'ssz = NW 9) 61 V2 "aN A -mde 20 HEEY O saya WITEND pa MBIT meOHOOS ‘vo Waa! exe 0 pop, a gory fa po pd om ty soi pone 8H) 24 28 am 3901p a ED Drool stim seit eon pnt po 8am poo HPgoH Jo mH at ‘dont ue Kaede oH a, oTesd OSS (1g0N) opmuorg wnuopakion 4. Phys. Chom, Ref. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (penne (UgeN) epworg wnpos xg BRR RAGE SPREE ae uso saan Pome atm sano “oust 960 209 1 0 eo 0 Ne (108-7 SPER) JULIEN PEI WC SH'6E 3 “SNNIIPT E BL es sg aye a 2 ae “omen om pe Purp 0 SB hw Pee ree ofan, umn a Puno) sapelatog pr sopnobay eA, Ot leno ae] = STB UaeN) eprwosg wnpos sceLs02 = 0 vo Waal gen) eptuiosg wnypos {J Phys. Chem. 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CHASE 500 Wate (a9q) opjworg peo, a anaeg Suggg 988 a0 eng (aad) opera peer e00'z96= bar pao expo wee IH 2 ‘isin ac = apy wm oto gas ‘poten HF po un (pad So UE UNL IV AVE ag aes 50} ce Pm m NIA I PIS YS = "aeg uonezuoden roses corse crore om + tm pe woe seu oe cores pn soma oro ore emw-tte “somo Dm WOM pew WL a0 Gh SUSAR 1 Eee LE OST BS anon (1gaa) opnuosg peo, 4J. Phys, Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 93 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (9) 0880 (199d) oprwosa peoT 800'z90= sap 0 ge appa x2 shy xn age ainor-wisawo 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (aga (1gaq) opuosg peor ee ee gE SEGES ESS SERRG 9889S S888 £08: A RRARE & aaa ree Crgad) epuuosg peor goose = W (eset) epue er0g eM MUL Wo pa sOH W one Vb goe = spunbay foncngs ypu NUON SHS a Sha STON sve Waal “1360 e-9 aaeumoy senna (eran sre 08 25 HD UY ‘dong pue Kyoede 10H 64 pass mod 200, $88 lay 01 916079) <2 mul yo BLOF Yo mp see By pom, SE Gr 6EE = STMT (rea) opnuoig peor ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Os0 iais) eueiAysowosqia RaSS8 S208 &: oak g nope 2h 94 pow omy YI, Zsseien "1 poe Some SHE, 9 Graig oon ns ot Kgs 5 > engender dane one Ssisteeet ‘te dian yo eH Penson O20 Sean ee IS x 616 = st amid) por 871 a Aust 5 te sas eete lot FF 2 = ZO NST BLS onssa Feu 010.0 ouoshisowesaia sees'zat= Ww vp Waal (Cagis) ouayAysowosqig J. Phys. Chem, Ref. Data, Monograph 8botustia (ais) opwosg wnnuons, arr NT anne S151 mano sd . “Paso so ens tgp ryan aOR dow at BO Pa 8 CRiste 2 bode" sen ou do Pr ee ase Se une w 8 2 = & = 3 3 ee ee ee a 0 CF 3 wusue (4948) opmwosg wnquons eze zy = W ‘WAsauo, (igus) oprwoug wnnuens J. Phys. Chem. Ret, Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (use (ies) opwosg wnnuong ba ae WY: Gps cp eo wD 64 SpE VW POE ON SV. no nena 9 916 HL on pl a team nepal gpm yo yp wea wong none G9 eneg «HZ amen | sy Coens t= OST RS (waste (ras) opuiosg wnnuons ezyuve= Ww anon (gis) opis wnnuons 4. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (ose (1g) opiuosa wnnuons (1g) opnuorg wnquong ezy eve = p35 98m A 19 ainorHtiriwisao (ais) epiosg wnnuons ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8507 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (sia (gis) opmoig wnnuons BAG g RTSEE GBB {ng o6ed uo ponunuoo 1 sonag {porn pm muta po prs fq pone wd smd en 2B yo usa a pu wy pop fg) spe eh a ajc apg a), a Sp 2m Sad i Se on ounryozt = rum = rst sere IBOLAASEL = (ee =O (191s) opwosg wnnuons ez Zs2=N cl OF 8 Fre OST BENS ‘sve Waal (194s) opuioig wnnuons J. Phys. Chom, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE epiwoxg wnUELL ym of an r= aa ns es ‘nn cre oyna (au) epruioig wnuens 999-202 = TWwisAuo 28 por pw SERS ae, 09K ome as (eu) epmuoig wens 4. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Ouse (gu) epwosg wnyuens, (ou. 31g J sata png ¥8 pam 29239 PHD 9 Sm Boo ita ti py esp sseusdag pa peng RIA isa loo Tee Too lear = vou Tout = 6m te ruse (rau) epmuoig wnuens geo'z02= vp Wad! (sau) epmuosa wen J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE borzia (api2) apiuosa wmuoosz PReBS oa Goriza (1912) opjwosg wnuoouiz sorts =W WwisAuo (1g22) opnuosg wnjuoourz J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 95 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (4922) eptuioig wnquoon PECECCECEECEDET, (1g12) opiuiosg winjuooz ez0'ise =" anon or aL 28 owe BION sen a cae peo Sa aes 1g m pw NaN eq orem 90 9 won (1922) epiosg wnuoo.rz 4. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph &MALCOLM W. CHASE 512 (1gi2) epusosa wnjuoosz weno s 2 wE (1922) epjwoig wnyuoasiz gzo'ise = W sep 2} se eppe 202}4 rob one ao rose Nowe 1 sre ‘ainon-wwisauo (1922) opnvosa wanjuosiiz ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9513 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (1922) eptuioig unuoosz BASSE EERE SROSE E888: 3 788 oe the eat {ra FU = snag cos pnts (onze (sez) epnioia wnuooiiz ez0'1sz =" spmustog pa sae ecg, a = aig tte pu nr ses et br Le = 91 OF SMES svo Waal (ag22) epruosg wnuoosz 4J.Phys. Chem, Ref, Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE Osa (guis) eueysowosquy Af g B8895 S2898 S2893 SEEgE E oa Osa (ghis) eueysoworgus r¥s08 svo Waal ot 4 FO SOME MOST HEELS (rans) eueysowosquy J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 8515 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES borowsa (2g0W) oprworg wnuepghion “ue 96s nao, HL 9 ERAN O, “e960 nm 969) andy Tse amndla| i Jo wom) a. Med Pe SY Gy ty cur Sg So) ‘ores you 2 ta, ul yong = #9 = O18 A ISIN > Hon 2) HBOR po HeBRE o e poND 11 OS ‘vonetio, 0 Aeeu3 iment = voiz On sra6eLHE Ou Cel Sets OnsTaReS rome O44 browse (gow) eprwoig wnuepation zso'sce= iw ‘Wwishyo (1a0W) oprwora wnwepahion 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph &MALCOLM W. CHASE 516 ‘F1g0n) epnworg wnuepahion a SONS RA g REGSR GRGSE SRRGE SERRE SAASE REARS °8 (gow) epuiosg wnuepaKion, svo Waal os eS OLEH SHEDS (2g0W) opnuosg wnvepacion 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 95i7 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (erwous (1g0¢) optwoig Asoydsoug “ee 25°99 Ms fH ORG O58 EP Ba38 SEEE 8 Be aang F a8898 Sees: ora (goa) eprwoig uoydsous oisB0'982 = W ‘svo Waal pongo “oom pe aed“, 04 ud He po BD (goa) epwiosg Youdsoud 4J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE 518 (aa) opwosg smuoudsoud SES PRONG SEESE GE088 8 Ee “SRR g SESSS SRE SAN88 SENRR SAAS RENEE een 9 = 0 enna 9 = 04 (ga) epwosg smuoudsous oxsevozz =W wesu wees soptnetig po saouabay numa svp Waal iy CBE OF SDS (ga) eprwoig snioydsoud 4J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9519 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES rs'ga (asa) opmwoig Kuoudsoudon, oom aman pn anes mary ey Pee 2 4 01 tess = Pe TO 2a yo smouou ya au, mong pu 3D exp Uoupipwndas el pata sna Sm. a ‘donua pue Aged oH, ‘tenet pom eet eg tu SES TLE =O SEES Osta (asa) opiworg Kioudsoudorys ozsbz-z00= Ww vo Waa! (igs) epnuoig Kioudsoudons J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE Osa (sais) Ausowosqys 8895 SE088 CYS HL HONE AVN, pin poonp wos Ses pug saan st. 8 Ag g 89988 S888 -3) oh sere sae oxsracas Osta (gis) Kusowosqus su6z292= Ww svo Wwaai (gis) Kusoworans J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES eRe a 888 og: (rau) opwwors wmuern, zesz92 =" TWwasauo 4J. Phys. Chem, Ref, Date, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (Hew) epiwoig wnyuen, rune 888 $8088 & Es 199-2 “poe HN S93 >, 5 REESE (ese) S51 99 UE) Mag FAD HT Po, 5 st 8 Srna te SR RRRRE Hh fl tool teh exo = 6H 150 = PIS oh los = 1 xsi Bech (gu) epuoig wnwen. z65'Z82 =W ‘svo Waal (au) epworg woven ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref, Data, Monograph @NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES. doze Gonza (1822) opiwoug wnquooirz {19609 "YOK oN HS pe FN mS Pe NF, IH ‘opps map apa gesun Kuen ae by ES ‘rua pb “1005-5 0O11 901 pau em sna pap "2eg voneuowodouia Ag RSS SP88E a (1812) opmosg wntuocuz zesoee =n ‘WwisA¥o, (2912) opniosg wnywoosz ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (onze (1g12) opniosa winjuoouz (oyz08 (212) epmioig wnuosiz zes0e=W seat pr oan rao svo Waal 6 crsisechs ($1212) opnwoug wnyuooiz 4. Phys. Chem, Ref. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (res0 ((1g03)) opruosg vos, Toa a TD pe eel 8595 SEGEE E8558 SERS 28 quo su oul gas 1) nom im won EES G08 RASA RERRE BERR 88 la Ox Ute omg apg “l= a nee sree 1 inne any be (yes0 (1g03)) eprwosg vos! ose'sey = Ww ‘sve Taal (¢sg03)) epnvosg uoH ‘J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph &MALCOLM W. CHASE (or6w8 (g5W)) opera wnysouBen, (1g6n)) epuwosg wnysouBew szze9e = sve Waal reat my ee ot ewan apo murs unas 40 aos pcp ee pues Et uP 3 01 1ues¢2) 24 ma o sew yo ep 0) = "36-30-29, 06 in 80y Pot "Yoel = bpoya gS sem pe Sigeinstoa pl satan men own Gor 5 $u9L~ = ONSTAR ty, 91602 = C19H =O ST8ELS ere = Cert = ORO (1g6n) epmucig wnysoubey, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. 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CHASE, 530 wisua (ats) oveysowosqenios (eon 42 4 wD ws om 7 aguauny"y YE s“Y “Hy rn Jo Ae 20 0 Eom HD ON XO.) D'S 08H 0 mo ao ound pORAD ‘ea wotsng siouaaih ome ams nde oan a a soy = 1 Yor =ra-m NOUNS ICUse— “Sr aeck He lo EFOLLETT wise (rats) oueysoworgenos sioxive= 0 anon (1915) oveysowosge no. J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9531 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES. (ats) eveysowosqernos, (sais) oueysowosgeney siox'z9¢='W 3 555et— = OLY ‘sve Waal J. Phys. Chom. Ref. Data, Monograph @MALCOLM W. CHASE W) eprwoug wnyuerL (au) epnuosg wnquens, “ TWwisKHo ‘eg uotens yee oounep a3 64 S96 sot. E95 eRe (igi) epwoig wnjuerL, ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8533 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES wuse (eu) epics wwe. a {asa oe 46s 1 MN HSN PANO TY VMI AL 'RHDD 3, soured ge ma 3 po Bo ‘doa pur Kizede9 eo} rue (au) epnuoig wnueL 96y-296 = anon 4J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE (yeu eprwoig wnyuey, (reuse (au) epiuosa wnquen 967296 = recs ainon-wwisawo (au) epruosg wwe ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES: (au) opmoig wine rue “961 841 96-PH-UND HD HEI “PH OEE I IPN“ HS 10 iy ends MK, S885 $8055 E8558 SESRE i BSEREG & BREE! SRR isto” S059" a o 1 oy wand ams peed, a core @ a ue Weer & sorbic por sopuonbng yang, OU EP OTR OL ERS (au) opmuoss wnuer 96y'290 = ‘sve Waa (aw) opmiois wniwen. ‘J. Phys. Chom. Ref. Data, Monograph &MALCOLM W. CHASE 536 (24922) epuiosg wnyuosurz 298 SERRE ‘trio gn net (a2) piuoig wnuoaiz geerosy=W ‘TWwisauo (2912) epnuosg winjuosirz ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph @537 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (21922) epruoig wmuoo.z ee (onze ‘sd 95 11 wp oy 461) use “e160 oe ee ON Hs pa ps PI) Set "owes ed sles ot Sab onsae “a (01922) epnuosg winwuoosz 9ee'04 =H ‘sve Waal = ro PUN StH ese tas ore tl FO Gre ONS T8EDS (2912) opywosg wmuoosiz 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret, Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE 538 (gan) opiworg wnigoIn, e961) 529° RD “bow Fm He “es “ap ste 95 28 Sop Sao TD PTT OMI DOD suo STOEL meee hla oa ‘eg uoneunans sep 0) pb 2 I ns panope api aust gece oa ns namo ane pa ps a se MUS OP IERN (1aqn) opwoig wngoIN rezrzer= Ww TWwisAHo, (eqn) spurs wnaoIN J. Phys, Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9539 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES wane (1gqn) eprwoig wnyqomn ainon S96 Kom au, os uo se pause pA FERN IP 10 519624920) posn 01 sce ame € pen 8 tao pune Side ‘Adoaug pue Kypede 19H (regan) epuoig wnaorn 4. Phys. Chom. Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE 3 (royqns8 (gan) jwosg wnigoin ane isk — Fw moe a (vane, (aan) opnwosg wniaoIn sozv'26e= 9 “9p 20) 940 PP maby Xs sone FO@ us sree ainon-wwisato (gan) epwoig wnigoIn 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. 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CHASE ohm (aM) spnwoig usisBuns none =H ru ys tnortn = Oxo ormee (am) eptuosg voisBuns p1z-e99=N ‘TWwiskuo ‘reg uotsng dese ti ser 1 SEE FST BRS (1am) epmwora uors6uny J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9547 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES Orme (an) opiwosg uorsBuny, soouasat nam po gas fa peers 2p yas 294 J seachay eae Zepueaun oss xn os pou a a por e¥0 sn So Sag fe Sou po 0 Pore ea Mo pasa a 29 09 px 9S CFG J an RL Je Ke pa as 9 0 POMPE By. 01 106582 =A BN jo HAIOHE 20 0 Dep Lo) = 26-1 by Poe ‘ylopel= sam bora pod bane sappeovadic pur sapusabng evogin 1 ee = eZ OHS BS (2am) eprwosg uersbuny $22°099= "9 svp Waal (1M) epnwosg uarsBun, J. Phys. Chem. Raf. Data, MonographMALCOLM W. CHASE 548 wun) Suv "ao Par BMH 3, soroods 19 19120196 Jo suotssnosip yo uonenunuos pg man Mand pmison pg, RINE SORA NID UY Fo aR Be (eon 8 Shum "wy “La, ‘sap 32a 106-9 UOFIRD OL-9E9 LORD ‘p09 eBed wou penunuog aust ‘per UA | ENN Hema HPN Dy Hz Oma AO 09» @Bed wo penunuog ouniorg ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. 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Data, Monograph 8 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES “eae one -eor SN Ime TE HRN FAS a I SNA) seou ‘doaua pue fede Won rund 9 hg = hm e200, YON SOL =X OIG PMNDWED-EN x G96 wo oneuveg ye Kae 7 => = 1uaing wad paw ay anos 90) OFS oreo (08) epiaieo uoiog wzez2= 9 svo Waal (08) epiqie9 uosogMALCOLM W. CHASE tore'o {(0%a) epiaie9 uoso8, E S998 GE2EE S858 7288 SPS: (0%) epiaieo uoiog 19298 =" (ora S96 HLL Mw a 85 wo Jo "09 wha $1 9H0C hy nn" tou 46 e105 UrLe= NST wS Wwisauo (0%) opiate uoioa ‘J Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8887 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES wero (0°a) eprquen uos0g ie BEG E885 BB ARE SRESE 22 & & 28 £88 E9025 28 8 228 G8RRe a8RRe EnREE a 8 p88 Se8e: aq axe 2 9 I ee 0 Sepa pg S192 (o%a) presen uosog 1sz's5="W ainon py poe esc a wom samp ee ea 029741 ‘ea uoreng (279) epiquea vos0g 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret, Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE Were'9 {0%a) open vos0g 588 8899 RaREE Benes ER ERGSS SEERE £6508 (o'a) opiqien uoi0g 1se95='W “mp 2.) SNL oF 3-1 ‘pot cose . 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CHASE or (wore) epiuosg uebouek TTS Ta oa aT TAT 012 20N 18a, POM MH PN SN mpgs om 2. apes on ae pum 82} pon ‘orsabes SuNSaN8 fa pet uous en wom “puouman 0) pow px woud Jo Pouou ap Bus ga pony at sme anon Sos pon open ‘onus poe KyoedeD oH ‘FHS Hom 1 eu ay se 2 S06 = (4ST BEE “OFHOOEE OND ‘Ons omiatry 528 po emp {Wor + (0 oogeHaEN + (FH oORCIONDEN 225 loys pum 27 Ka Fou ‘yososaxeg e VO 2601 C4196 WAP FO esau HB oF eNOS SHR wn RSE o.ONIS 3 667995, wo ZLLLET Osu OREO, speonaic pr peony eo 364 900 = BEBE OST RLS (Onesa'0 (wo1a) epuiosg ueBoueko 21z6'S0L= Ww sve Waal (Nota) epuosg vobouek J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 98 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (era'o (go) ouenewowosqene, g S855 SE588 Be 23 ct SIBLE =P A EAMONN use 1) oy amend a na @s we toy ot) 028 92 pra wo naKI dE px DOH a “SG ‘pease a por sso 9S I OVE ‘donua pue foedeo 3H rupsoy & panda pr pow se 1 862.14 ‘voneuo4 0 ACES He saree = OHSTHODLS (on18'0 (a0) ouemowoworgenoy 129 ce = 4 svo Taal (29) eveowoweugeno, 4J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 8(r0'9 (199) oukpyKinowo2014D, w 3 = & 58 10D, 4D wm (9 gE IN > reser em sah = = 8 g z = a ganal= 9 amos camera ubpots = * 100% tome 2 tone : ° 7 => aes seta say ae sar menus 2 naa — mssosraere tous 0 tHE CAST DLS ram amen ong ek r= 10. 2 wo (100) eukpukinewo1own verze =W ‘svo Waal (90) ouxpnkuroworo14o, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9567 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES ('o's'0'9 (41900) epuonig opuolua ojuoqied S58 SEGRE. g a5 SEE 285 GRRE 28 a (41900) epuonig spuotua ojueqied coBisyze = W W010.) oe Jo mse aL Yap wows ‘499A 4093 «01 x =) ‘Adon pue Kizedea 19H “20109 J moo putN 8 2am 40D PH 90D HORI Os UL ‘Vopeuoy 70 AEeuNua 01 N6LZ =P UR Jo sNoUOH 30 apA, > oa, NOE = ON TRS svo Waal (41900) epuonia epuotuo 21uoque9 J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE 41900) ouewouosonyno10}49 EES SRORG S058 GE0GG SARE! wi if aebee 2883 R868 5008 GREER feta wre ee tama (F309 (4100) euewowosonynor0149 ower £5 eee ‘yee 5 a0 sozssv'vor = 9 serene pe suena easy ‘svo Waal |, 9 YO SEE = ST86D.S 4109) eueqoworonyinos014 ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8g 8 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (@ntio'o (WoI0) epueryo ueBouek ni! (W010) ePuoIo uoboueko LoLyt9= Ww svo waa oe wens (WoI0) epHo!to wa6ouekD ‘J. Phys. Chem, Ref, Bata, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE or'9 W909) epuowo Kuodied tty aes #29-] Osa (CRP p= B99-] OL LAPe (000) epuoiio Kuoges veore9= Ww ‘sve Waal 9 (5801-04 S1860.5 (1909) epuono Kuoged 4J. Phys. Chem. Ref. 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Ret. Data, Monograph 9NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (nono) epjueko soddoo sm Ka pa NOMA nyo may 2 aa Ke oso 9 91 to BSH SE eg von ‘vonewios 10 ASIeUNUS, ft 64 P03 20706 =F EELS Gorn'no'o (ono) apiueko sodden 2095'68='W Twiskwo (ono) epiueko seddoo 4J. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE 5 ors'9 (49) euxpikiyeworoniy 4m (rs'9 (do) eukpixwowosoni e0r6001 = svp Waal zm om ats ou 0900 cost OxsTeSDLS Go) eukpukinowosoni Monograph 9 4. Phys. Chom, Ret. DataNIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES (80) wo} ‘oukpykyiowosonis S008 8058 SE885 ae FESS SREES § @ a8, owen os =r ‘ow fo = or (O30 (30) uo} ‘oufpikowosonis psee00'te = Ww “oye 598° 4g OH Wy Sud HME A Lp aD 4, 2 SHAY em oso oman: 9 OHM UL ms 9 MEA 94 Baye my mm hy HFT ces Rech sv Wwaai (49) uo} ‘eukpyAigowosong 4. Phys. Chem, Ret. Data, Monograph 9MALCOLM W. CHASE ows {(woa) epuonig ueBouekg ee — oan 291 =a esraer =z ammsneng mn aes | IAI = (Nod) epuoniy ueBoueko coisto'sy = W svo Waal ios de yg uma sis puna cls 805 OFSez =O STRSELS (wo) epuonig uebouek ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph &8B NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES @o's'9 (400) eponig yKueaie9 aT a aT TD SERRE 6599 S09EE £5898 SERRE 5898 ESRB FE (ro's'o (409) epuonig Kuoqses coBs00'Zy = Ww yee oy 0 rac. ‘svo Waal (409) epuonis Kuoquen, 4J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE (rs'9 40) evoykunoworonya (#9 40) eusyhynowosoniig ‘90@z00'08 = wv svo Waal 002 o6ed wo penunuog owe 90 + URE OH SBE (49) everkinoworonyia 4. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 940) uo} ‘oueykuroworonyia NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES. 40) uot ‘ouaykinowosonyia Ls2L00;08= Ww ‘ost ° peustia panty wuoNNA ‘a, 4J.Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 9 40) uot ‘ouaykunowosonuigMALCOLM W. 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Sa on 505 S(O ms 20 ptt Ls Jo mad 04049 wenden) eo Sap ou 2 3 40% iauir se pm ERS SERRE » RRR RRR et ee 28888 98882 Ri Bg BSE 8 og) & ob 66 = TEE NST HCDLS W'ors'9 (4o%s0) ewmonyodsy Ainowosonyus ZL0P00%¥O8 =H ‘svo Waa! o!s0) euronuodty yjousosonyuL 4. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph &MALCOLM W. CHASE 8 (4840) snungqowozonyusdosonyerwod Osta (C430) snung(Kinowosonyusjosonyewed yzzes0'96 = Sseovatac pur saivonbons ub oir sve Waal su F026 eLel OLS TRSELS (64349) nnins(viqiowosonyn)osonyeruod ‘J. Phys. Chem. Ret. Data, Monograph 8NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES pe eee AEE 28088 @ ews SL = fave = Oral ono (Ho) oukPIKMoW yeBiores = {O61 904 won “1 PRIN WE JOH 61 = 8zN 6 =O STRAT svo Waal 960 oc NUL WIND AMEN LT PE IH, ‘ fz sea sn St ou er s00= Fo hs (Ho) sukpkinon, J. Phys. Chem. Ref, Data, Monograph 8MALCOLM W. CHASE 8 (OH (Ho) wor ‘ourpukuont Rane er iaeeaal SG558 GER8E BERS 49 (Ho) vol ‘oufpnfinon ecsioes = Ww svo Waal (s960 a6 ep Mud wAKD HOEY POEUN 9 300 “Td “agen ema Sasa Youn ee 24 OW Jo amanns fae MS EH “egg nin 2 Om "NS pow oS rots oy hte ST Dy Sy uO Epo eo Vy x Sard gay 9 pw se ‘SeubI eum ope ge ay 29 ana oon po Tang Sq pou! eye aes towns re = a9 Owe J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Monograph 9593 NIST-JANAF THERMOCHEMICAL TABLES OrOHD (oHo) eueykijewos0149 § S5595 $2985 8 Ses Sees saees 38693 f BASE 8 Be 55 SEEER SRESE EERE weno SL re — sen +s tin, mapa (OHO (WoHo) euarkinoworong réb2y'ey: wy Say 20 Ts, aa poo one sig MD sea, NG ee soy uname) pa svo Waal OH 14 10 Levee = SHES (toH0) ovorkurowor049 Ref. Data, Monograph 8 J. Phys. ChMALCOLM W. CHASE OF sOH'D 410H9) evemawoionypos014D 5898 9088, 2 RE EEE, (FsOH'D C4oH0) evemowoionipo101ND gyz99r'98 = Ww svo waa {use 819564 2 99 20 410H0) euernewosonypos0}49 J. Phys. Chem. Ref. 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