List of boiling and freezing information of solvents explained

Solvent	Density (g cm-3)	Boiling point (°C)	Kb (°C⋅kg/mol)	Freezing point (°C)	Kf (°C⋅kg/mol)	Data source
Aniline		184.3	3.69	–5.96	–5.87	Kb & Kf^[1]
Lauric acid		298.9		44	–3.9
Acetic acid	1.04	117.9	3.14	16.6	–3.90	Kb Kf^[2]
Acetone	0.78	56.2	1.67	–94.8		Kb^[3]
Benzene	0.87	80.1	2.65	5.5	–5.12	Kb & Kf
Bromobenzene	1.49	156.0	6.26	–30.6
Camphor		204.0	5.95	179	–40	Kf
Carbon disulfide	1.29	46.2	2.34	–111.5	–3.83
Carbon tetrachloride	1.58	76.8	4.88	–22.8	–29.8	Kb & Kf
Chloroform	1.48	61.2	3.88	–63.5	–4.90	Kb & Kf
Cyclohexane		80.74	2.79	6.55	–20.2
Diethyl ether	0.713	34.5	2.16	–193.58	–1.79	Kb & Kf
Methanol^[4]	0.79	64.7
Ethanol	0.78	78.4	1.22	–114.6	–1.99	Kb
Ethylene bromide	2.18	133	6.43	9.974	–12.5	Kb & Kf
Ethylene glycol	1.11	197.3	2.26	−12.9	–3.11	Kb & Kf
Formic acid		101.0	2.4	8.0	–2.77	Kb & Kf
Naphthalene		217.9		78.2	–6.80
Nitrobenzene		210.8	5.24	5.7	–7.00
Phenol		181.75	3.60	43.0	–7.27	Kf Kb
Water		100.00	0.512	0.00	–1.86	Kb & Kf
Ethyl Acetate		77.1					^[5]
Acetic Anhydride		139.0					^[6]
Ethylene Dichloride	1.25	83.5		−35			^[7]
Acetonitrile	0.78	81.6		−45			^[8]
Heptane		98.4					^[9]
Isobutanol		107.7					^[10]
n-Hexane	0.66	68.7					^[11]
n-Butanol		117.7					^[12]
Hydrochloric Acid		84.8					^[13]
tert-Butanol		82.5					^[14]
Chlorobenzene		131.7					^[15]
p-chlorobenzotrifluoride	1.34	136		–36.1			^[16]
MTBE		55.2					^[17]
Pentane		36.1					^[18]
Petroleum Ether		35.0-60.0					^[19]
Cyclopentane		49.3					^[20]
Isopropanol		82.3					^[21]
Dichloromethane	1.33	39.8					^[22]
n-Propanol		97.2					^[23]
Pyridine		115.3					^[24]
Dimethylacetamide		166.1					^[25]
Tetrahydrofuran		66.0					^[26]
Dimethylformamide		153.0					^[27]
Toluene	0.82	110.6					^[28]
Dimethyl Sulfoxide		189.0					^[29]
Trifluoroacetic Acid		71.8					^[30]
Dioxane	1.03	101.0		11.8			^[31]
Xylene		140.0					^[32]

See also

• Freezing-point depression
• Boiling-point elevation

References

1. Eastman. E.D. and Rollefson, G.K. Physical Chemistry 1947 ed. McGraw-Hill p307
2. Pauling, Linus: General Chemistry 1970 ed. Dover Publications pp459-460
3. Moore, Walter J. Physical Chemistry 1962 ed. Prentice Hall p132
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