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  • Elements

    ARGON
    18
    Ar
    39.948 (1) g r


    Thermal Properties and temperatures

    Temperatures

    Melting point [/K]: 83.8 [or -189.3 °C (-308.7 °F)]
    Boiling point [/K]: 87.3 [or -185.8 °C (-302.4 °F)] (liquid range: 3.5 K)
    Critical temperature [/K]: 150.8 [or -122.2 °C (-188 °F)]
    Superconduction temperature [/K]: no data

    States at 298 K

      Expansion and conduction properties

      Thermal conductivity [/W m-1 K-1]: 0.01772
      Coefficient of linear thermal expansion [/K-1 multiplied by 106]: no data

      Enthalpies

      Enthalpy of fusion [/kJ mol-1]: 1.18
      Enthalpy of vaporization [/kJ mol-1]: 6.5
      Enthalpy of atomization [/kJ mol-1]: 0
      Fluorides
      none listed
      Chlorides
      none listed
      Bromides
      none listed
      Iodides
      none listed
      Hydrides
      none listed
      Oxides
      none listed
      Sulfides
      none listed
      Selenides
      none listed
      Tellurides
      none listed
      Nitrides
      none listed





      Our data and resources are taken from Web Elements