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Benzene Liquid - Thermal Properties

Properties like density, specific heat, thermal conductivity, dynamic viscosity and Prandtl number.

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Thermal properties of Benzene C₆H₆

Temperature - t - (^oC)	Density - ρ - (kg/m³)	Specific Heat - c_p - (kJ/kg K)	Thermal Coductivity - λ - (W/m K)	Dynamic Viscosity - η - (10^-6 Pa s)	Prandtl's no.
20	879	1.729	0.144	649	7.79
50	847	1.821	0.134	436	5.93
100	793	1.968	0.127	261	4.04
200	661		0.108	113

Temperature - t - (^oF)	Density - ρ - (lb/ft³)	Specific Heat - c_p - (Btu/(lb_m ^oF))	Thermal Conductivity - λ - (Btu/(hr ft ^oF)	Dynamic Viscosity - η - (10^-6 lb/(ft s))	Prandtl's no.
68	54.9	0.413	0.083	436	7.79
122	52.9	0.435	0.078	292	5.93
212	49.5	0.47	0.073	175	4.04
392	41.3		0.062	75.7

Benzene is an organic chemical compound with the chemical formula C₆H₆.

Benzene is a human carcinogen - an agent directly involved in causing cancer.

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