Liquid/Molten Sulfur specific gravity

[sfacchin]

S!
Anyone knows/has the variation of liquid/molten sulfur as a function of temperature?
Cheers

 

[25362]

From the CRC manual:

The density at the melting point (115.21^oC) is 1.819 g.cm^-3

Between that temperature and 160^oC use:

[ρ]_t = 1.819 g.cm^-3-0.0008(t-115.21^oC)​

 

[sfacchin]

S!
Thanks!

 

[BigInch]

Surprizing you haven't asked about viscosities.

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[sfacchin]

S!
BigInch, my issue is with volume to mass conversion of a liquid sulfur tank.
Flow properties, in this case, are not my concern.
Regards

 

[BigInch]

You're the lucky one.

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