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Index of Semiconductor Process Gases - Hexafluoroethane

HEXAFLUOROETHANE

M.W. [1]

138.012

N.B.P [2]

194.95 K

T.P [3]

173.1 K

C2F6

Pc [4]

2.98 MPa

Tc [5]

292.8 K

Vc [5]

0.22188 m3/kmol

Note: In the tables, # is used for properties obtained from estimation methods. * and + are used to distinguish between differing data sets within a single column. If no uncertainty is specified, then no uncertainty was provided by the reference.

T

K

 C0P(T)R

Vapor Pressure

kPa

B(T)

cm3·
mol-1

dB/dT·T

cm3·
mol-1

C(T)

cm6·
mol-2

dC/dT·T

cm6·
mol-2

λ

mW/
(m·K)

η

µPa·s

Estimated
Uncertainty

*1%/+0.1%

1%

Gas densities are calculated to better than 0.1% over the temperature and pressure ranges of the reference.

#10%

#10%/
+0.5%

Reference

*6/+7

2,8,9

7

7

7

7

10

4,11/,12

170

*8.90

21.78

-954.2

2352.7

-392157

3843692

#-

#-

175

*9.08

30.77

-888.8

2164.3

-294095

2960987

#-

#8.7

180

*9.25

42.60

-830.1

1999.3

-220399

2299063

#-

#8.9

185

*9.43

57.87

-777.4

1854.0

-164559

1797381

#-

#9.2

190

*9.60

77.28

-729.7

1725.3

-121947

1413439

#-

#9.5

195

*9.76

101.59

-686.4

1610.9

-89229

1116994

#7.4

#9.7

200

*9.93

131.61

-646.9

1508.5

-63978

886255

#7.7

#10.0

205

*10.09

168.24

-610.8

1416.6

-44407

705336

#8.0

#10.2

210

*10.25

212.39

-577.7

1333.8

-29191

562532

#8.2

#10.5

215

*10.41

265.06

-547.2

1258.9

-17334

449129

#8.5

#10.8

220

*10.56

327.26

-519.0

1190.9

-8084

358581

#8.8

#11.0

225

*10.72

400.05

-493.0

1128.9

-869

285925

#9.1

+11.0

230

*10.87

484.51

-468.8

1072.3

4752

227370

#9.4

+11.2

235

*11.02

581.75

-446.3

1020.4

9116

179997

#9.7

+11.5

240

*11.17

692.88

-425.3

972.7

12488

141540

#10.0

+11.7

245

*11.32

819.02

-405.7

928.7

15074

110231

#10.3

+11.9

250

*11.46

961.29

-387.4

888.1

17035

84680

#10.6

+12.1

255

*11.61

1120.81

-370.2

850.5

18499

63791

#10.9

+12.4

260

*11.75

1298.69

-354.0

815.6

19567

46688

#11.2

+12.6

265

*11.89

1496.00

-338.8

783.2

20318

32676

#11.6

+12.8

270

*12.03

1713.84

-324.4

752.9

20819

21193

#11.9

+13.0

275

*12.17

1953.23

-310.9

724.7

21119

11787

#12.2

+13.2

280

*12.30

2215.22

-298.0

698.3

21260

4093

#12.5

+13.5

285

*12.44

2500.79

-285.9

673.6

21275

-2187

#12.8

+13.7

290

*12.57

2810.92

-274.4

650.4

21191

-7297

#13.2

+13.9

292.8

*12.64

2995.66

-268.2

638.0

21109

-9723

#13.4

+14.0

295

*12.70

-

-263.5

628.5

21030

-11436

#13.5

+14.1

300

+12.85

-

-253.1

608.0

20808

-14769

#13.8

+14.3

305

+12.97

-

-243.2

588.6

20541

-17430

#14.2

+14.5

310

+13.10

-

-233.8

570.3

20240

-19532

#14.5

+14.7

315

+13.23

-

-224.8

553.0

19914

-21168

#14.9

+14.9

320

+13.35

-

-216.2

536.7

19571

-22414

#15.2

+15.1

340

+13.83

-

-185.5

479.2

18126

-24650

#16.6

+15.9

360

+14.28

-

-159.4

432.0

16719

-24290

#18.1

+16.7

380

+14.71

-

-137.2

392.7

15444

-22736

#19.5

#18.5

400

+15.11

-

-117.9

359.4

14329

-20697

#21.0

#19.3

420

+15.48

-

-101.1

331.0

13371

-18536

#22.6

#20.1

440

+15.83

-

-86.2

306.5

12558

-16431

#24.2

#21.0

460

+16.16

-

-73.1

285.2

11871

-14465

#25.8

#21.8

480

*16.43

-

-61.4

266.4

11294

-12672

#27.4

#22.6

500

*16.71

-

-50.8

249.8

10810

-11060

#29.1

#23.3

550

*17.33

-

-28.7

215.7

9919

-7759

#33.5

#25.2

600

*17.85

-

-11.1

189.3

9354

-5324

#38.0

#27.0

650

*18.29

-

3.2

168.3

9002

-3533

#42.7

#28.7

700

*18.66

-

15.0

151.3

8791

-2212

#47.5

#30.4

750

*18.98

-

25.0

137.2

8673

-1233

#52.6

#32.0

800

*19.25

-

33.4

125.3

8618

-505

#57.8

#33.6

850

*19.48

-

40.7

115.1

8604

38

#63.1

#35.1

900

*19.67

-

47.0

106.4

8619

443

#68.6

#36.6

950

*19.85

-

52.6

98.7

8651

744

#74.2

#38.0

1000

*20.00

-

57.5

92.0

8695

966

#79.9

#39.4

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Footnote:

# is used for properties obtained from estimation methods.
* and + are used to distinguish between differing data sets within a single column.

Created December 29, 2009, Updated March 1, 2023