Water specific gravity

Baume hydrometer scale phys chem A calibration scale for liquids that is reducible to specific gravity by the following formulas for liquids heavier than water, specific gravity = H5 a- — n) at 60°F for liquids lighter than water, specific gravity = 140 a- (130 + n) at 60°F n is the reading on the Baume scale, in degrees Baume Baume is abbreviated Be. bo ma hT dram-ad-ar, skal )... 

Interface control has the advantage of being easily adjustable to handle unexpected changes in oil or water specific gravity or flowrates. However, in heavy oil applications or where large amounts of emulsion or paraffin arc anticipated, it may be difficult to sense the interface. In such a case, bucket and weir control is recommended. 

In Aug. 1982, a new oil/water specific-gravity production vessel was installed in the Salt Creek Light Oil Unit. The Salt Creek field is located about 45 miles 72 km north of Casper, WY, and has been under waterflood for more than 20 years. This new production separation ves-... 

Oil and Water Specific Gravity. Specific gravity of oil and water should be furnished for both winter and summer seasons, along with minimum and maximum figures. 

LINOLENIC ACID, CAS 463-40-11. Also called 9.12,15-ocladecatri-enoie acid, formula CH,CH CH CHCH2CH rHrH CH CH(CH bCOOH. This is a polyunsaturated fatty ucid (three double bondsl, It occurs as the glyceride in many seetl tats. It ts an essential laity acid in the diet. See also Vegetable Oils (Edible). At room temperature, linolenic aeid is a colorless liquid soluble in most organic solvents insoluble in water. Specific gravity (1.916 (2(1/4"C mp -ll C bp 23()"C. Combustible. Linolenic acid finds use in various pharmaceuticals and drying oils. 

MYRISTIC ACID. [CAS 544-63-8]. Also called tetradecanoic acid, formula CHjlCHiJnCOOH, At room temperature, it is an oily, white crystalline solid. Soluble in alcohol and ether insoluble in water. Specific gravity 0.8739 (80°C) mp 54.4°C bp 326.2°C. Combustible. The acid is derived by the fractional distillation of coconut oil. Myristic ucid is used in soaps cosmetics in the synthesis of esters for flavorings and perfumes and as a component of food-grade additives, Myristic acid is a constituent of several vegetable oils. See also Vegetable Oils (Edible). 

Specific gravity is the ratio between an object s density and the density of water. Specific gravity, is, therefore, dimensionless and does not depend on the units. 

Oil Time Retention, minutes 30 Water Specific Gravity. 9158... 

Solubility Excellent in cold or warm water Specific Gravity 30F 1.155... 

Solubility Completely soluble in cold water Specific Gravity 1.29-1.31... 

Appearance Yellow to light amber colored liquid Dispersibility Disperses readily in water Specific Gravity 0.869 pH (5% solution) . 5-6... 

Odor None, but smells of ammonia when dissolved in water. Specific gravity 1.3G/ml... 

Nitroglycol is a colorless liquid, only slightly more viscous than water, specific gravity (x /15 ) 1.5176 at 0 , 1.5033 at 10 , and 1.4890 at 20 . It freezes at about —22.3 . Rinkenbach reports the index of refraction of nitroglycol for white light to be 1.4452 at 22.3 , and that of a commercial sample of nitroglycerin under the same conditions to be 1.4713. The same author reports the vapor pressure of nitroglycol to be 0.(X)7 mm. of mercury at 0 and 0.0565 mm. at 22 , and points out that its vapor pressure... 

Estimate the shaft work required to pump 65 gal/min of sugar solution in water (specific gravity = 1.05) if the pump inlet pressure is 25 psig and the outlet pressure required is 155 psig. 

Solubility practically insoluble in organic solvents, water, and acids, except hydrofluoric acid soluble in hot solutions of alkali hydroxide. Forms a colloidal dispersion with water. Specific gravity 2.2... 

Solubility miscible with ethanol (95%), ether, and water. Specific gravity 0.8053 at 20°C Viscosity (dynamic) 2.3 mPa s (2.3 cP) at 20°C Comments propan-l-ol is more toxic than isopropyl alcohol. In the UK, the long-term (8-hour TWA) exposure limit for propan-l-ol is 500mg/m (200ppm) the short-term (15-minute) exposure limit is 625 mg/m (250ppm). ... 

Melting point 17°C with decomposition at 140°C. Solubility miscible with ethanol (95%), and with water. Specific gravity 1.31 1.34... 

The melt is hot enough to sublime (i.e., >178°C) the aluminum chloride out of the melt as it forms, and the product is continuously collected on a water-cooled, scraped-surface heat exchanger. Commercial alkylation reactions are the largest single use for anhydrous aluminum chloride, in particular the alkylation of benzene to ethylbenzene enroute to styrene (Chap. 19). Aluminum chloride made by this route is only slightly more expensive (at 1.80/kg) than aluminum because of the large molar quantity of relatively inexpensive chlorine (23c/kg) added to the relatively expensive aluminum (ca. 1.60/kg) [47]. Liquid (solution in water specific gravity 1.28) aluminum chloride is a by-product of the manufacture of the anhydrous material. The... 

Pate tan, elastic mass- Floats on water. Specific gravity about 0.10 to 0.25 g/ml. Excellent insulator against heat and sound- Stable to heat up to about 100. Unaffected by... 

Specific gravity The weight of a sohd or hquid substance as compared to the weight of an equal volume of water specific gravity of water equals 1. 

Solubility in alcohol, ether or water Specific Gravity, 20I20°C Complete 0.7925 Molecular Weigh 74.12... 

Percent Solids 35 Diluent water Specific Gravity g 25C 1 Cocamidopropyl Betaine... 

Percent Solids 42 Diluent water Specific Gravity Lime Dispersant... 

A polystyrene latex of monodisperse 1.0 fim diameter spheres is diluted to a volume fraction of 0.05 in water. Specific gravity of the particles is 1.05 p = 1.05p,. (a) Using the constitutive... 

Specific gravity (sp gr) is a relationship between the density of a substance and the density of water. Specific gravity is calculated by dividing the density of a sample by the density of water, which is 1.00 g/mL at 4 °C. A substance with a specific gravity of 1.00 has the same numerical value as the density of water (1.00 g/mL). 

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