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| You should give EZChemDB a try. I downloaded a trial from [Only registered users see links. ] and the program was surprisingly good! Unlike most engineering programs, an individual can afford it as well. The database is easy to use, and it has temperature dependent properties for over 1700 chemicals. The data can be exported to excel spreadsheets, or the program of your choosing. There is also a neat module that allows you to create thermodynamic tables for any of the 1700 + chemicals and interpolates. The big sell for me is the fact that the data is well reference on the website ([Only registered users see links. ]) and in the program help file. Give it a try if you are in need to a good, pretty reliable source for fluid properties. Hope this helps, Bara |
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