Carbon disulfide liquid temperature range

Carbon disulfide is an extremely flammable liquid, the closed cup flash point being -22°F (-30°C). Its autoignition temperature is 90°C (194°F). Its vapors form explosive mixtures with air, within a wide range of 1.3 to 50.0% by volume in air. Reactions with certain substances can progress to explosive violence. They include finely divided metals, alkali metals, azides, fulminates, and nitrogen dioxide. 

T Tc for each species however, (<5 — 82) is often nearly temperature independent, at least over limited temperature ranges. Therefore, the solubility parameters listed in Table 9.6-1 may be used at temperatures other than the one at which they were obtained (see Eq. 9.3-22, however). Also, referring to Eq. 9.6-10, it is evident that liquids with very different solubility parameters, such as neopentane and carbon disulfide, can be expected to exhibit highly nonideal solution behavior (i.e., y > 1), whereas adjacent liquids in Table 9.6-1 will-form nearly ideal solutions. This is useful information. 

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