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Data for thermal expansion coefficients for hydrocarbon fuels?

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gretto

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I need this data for iso-pentane, iso-octane, methanol, n-nonane, n-heptane urgently, and I'm having trouble finding it. Please let me know of any sources.
 
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The data appears in Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook. Also available
via API Custody Transfer books. Roughly, all hydrocarbons of a given mole
wt have about the same coeff of thermal expansion.
 
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