Input interpretation
insulators | specific heat at STP
Summary
median | 705 J/(kg K) highest | 1030 J/(kg K) (boron) lowest | 429 J/(kg K) (iodine) distribution |
Units
Ranked values
| | visual | ratios | 5 | iodine | | 0.4165 | 1 4 | chlorine | | 0.4643 | 1.115 3 | sulfur | | 0.684 | 1.64 2 | bromine | | 0.92 | 2.208 1 | boron | | 1 | 2.401
Specific heat at STP rankings
1 | iodine | 429 J/(kg K) 2 | chlorine | 478.2 J/(kg K) 3 | sulfur | 705 J/(kg K) 4 | bromine | 947.3 J/(kg K) 5 | boron | 1030 J/(kg K)
Unit conversions for median specific heat at STP 705 J/(kg K)
0.705 J/(g K) (joules per gram kelvin difference)
0.705 kJ/(kg K) (kilojoules per kilogram kelvin difference)
7.05×10^-4 kJ/(g K) (kilojoules per gram kelvin difference)
705 J/(kg °C) (joules per kilogram degree Celsius difference)
0.705 J/(g °C) (joules per gram degree Celsius difference)
0.168 BTU_IT/(lb °F) (IT British thermal units per pound degree Fahrenheit difference)
Comparisons for median specific heat at STP 705 J/(kg K)
≈ 0.93 × potassium specific heat capacity ( ≈ 757 J/(kg K) )
≈ 0.98 × graphite specific heat capacity ( ≈ 720 J/(kg K) )
≈ glass specific heat capacity ( ≈ 677 J/(kg K) )
Thermodynamic properties
phase at STP | all | gas | liquid | solid melting point | median | 113.7 °C | highest | 2075 °C (boron) | lowest | -101.5 °C (chlorine) | distribution | boiling point | median | 184.3 °C | highest | 4000 °C (boron) | lowest | -34.04 °C (chlorine) | distribution | critical temperature | median | 704 K | highest | 1314 K (sulfur) | lowest | 416.9 K (chlorine) | distribution | critical pressure | median | 11 MPa | highest | 20.7 MPa (sulfur) | lowest | 7.991 MPa (chlorine) | distribution | molar heat of fusion | median | 5.8 kJ/mol | highest | 50 kJ/mol (boron) | lowest | 1.73 kJ/mol (sulfur) molar heat of vaporization | median | 14.8 kJ/mol | highest | 507 kJ/mol (boron) | lowest | 9.8 kJ/mol (sulfur) specific heat at STP | median | 705 J/(kg K) | highest | 1030 J/(kg K) (boron) | lowest | 429 J/(kg K) (iodine) | distribution | (properties at standard conditions)