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    MERCURY
    80
    Hg
    200.59 (2)


    Thermal Properties and temperatures

    Temperatures

    Melting point [/K]: 234.32 [or -38.83 °C (-37.89 °F)]
    Boiling point [/K]: 629.88 [or 356.73 °C (674.11 °F)] (liquid range: 395.56 K)
    Critical temperature [/K]: 1750 [or 1477 °C (2691 °F)]
    Superconduction temperature [/K]: 3.95 [or -269.2 °C (-452.6 °F)]

    States at 298 K

      Expansion and conduction properties

      Thermal conductivity [/W m-1 K-1]: 8.3
      Coefficient of linear thermal expansion [/K-1 multiplied by 106]: no data

      Enthalpies

      Enthalpy of fusion [/kJ mol-1]: 2.29
      Enthalpy of vaporization [/kJ mol-1]: 59.2
      Enthalpy of atomization [/kJ mol-1]: 64
      Fluorides
    • HgF2
    • Hg2F2
    • Chlorides
    • HgCl2
    • Hg2Cl2
    • Bromides
    • HgBr2
    • Hg2Br2
    • Iodides
    • HgI2
    • Hg2I2
    • Hydrides
    • HgH2
    • Oxides
    • HgO
    • Hg2O
    • Sulfides
    • HgS
    • Selenides
    • HgSe
    • Tellurides
    • HgTe
    • Nitrides
      none listed





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