Glycerine density

Common name Glycerol Glycerin Chemical name 1,2,3-Propanetriol Molecular weight 92.09 Formula C3H8O3 Density 1.264 g ml 1 Volatility Low... 

Further investigations by the above authors (K5), using an air-glycerine solution system (density = 1.22 g/ml, viscosity = 76.2cp and surface tension = 61.8 dyn/cm) confirmed the above conclusions for highly viscous liquids also. The authors have further correlated their results by the empirical relation (K8) ... 

A cylindrical constant temperature bath containing glycerin-water mixture of density 1.21 for 120-0.5° and d 1.24 for 134.5t0.5° The top of the bath is perforated and equipped with several metallic tubes about 285mm long and about 20mm ID, which extend into... 

Glycerin is heavier than water, being at 59° of the density l 28 its composition, doduced from the analyses of itself and ita salte by Pelouze, is, —... 

Glycerol (glycerin, melting point 18°C, boiling point 290°C, density 1.2620, flash point 177°C) is a clear, nearly colorless liquid having a sweet taste but no odor. 

Most chemicals including water, but excluding glycerin, will weaken some locations of a polystyrene molecular system and will initiate parallel crazes perpendicular to the applied tensile stress field. The density... 

The effect of viscosity on the critical current density required to start electropolishing a horizontal silicon electrode in 5% HF solutions at 25° C is presented on a log-log plot in Fig. 6. Glycerine was used to increase the solution viscosity. 

C. V. KING (New York University) Should you not be using the kinematic viscosity, that is, the viscosity divided by the density, for your work with glycerine solutions ... 

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