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Properties of C-DFE-3C

Properties of DFe :

Compound NameC-DFE-3C
Chemical FormulaDFe
Molar Mass57.8591017778 g/mol
Physical properties
Solubility5.4 g/100mL
Density0.9000 g/cm³
Melting-117.00 °C
Boiling-24.70 °C

Alternative Names

Difluoroethane
Freon 152a
Ethylidene difluoride
Ethylidene fluoride
HFC-152a
DFE
Tinned Wind

Elemental composition of DFe
ElementSymbolAtomic weightAtomsMass percent
IronFe55.845196.5190
HydrogenD2.014101777813.4810
Mass Percent CompositionAtomic Percent Composition
Fe: 96.52%H: 3.48%
Fe Iron (96.52%)
H Hydrogen (3.48%)
Fe: 50.00%H: 50.00%
Fe Iron (50.00%)
H Hydrogen (50.00%)
Mass Percent Composition
Fe: 96.52%H: 3.48%
Fe Iron (96.52%)
H Hydrogen (3.48%)
Atomic Percent Composition
Fe: 50.00%H: 50.00%
Fe Iron (50.00%)
H Hydrogen (50.00%)
Identifiers
CAS Number75-37-6
SMILESFC(F)C
Hill formulaDFe

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