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Table D.6 Antoine equation constants.

Substance Range (K) A B C
Acetone 241 - 350 16.6513 2940.46 - 35.93
Benzene 280 - 377 15.9008 2788.51 - 52.36
Benzoic acid 405 - 560 17.1634 4190.70 - 125.2
Chloroform 260 - 370 15.9732 2696.79 - 46.16
Ethanol 270 - 369 18.9119 3803.98 - 41.68
Methanol 257 - 364 18.5875 3626.55 - 34.29
NaDhthalene 360 - 525 16.1426 3992.01 - 71.29

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