Liste Tripelpunkt: Druck (ptrp) in bar der Elemente
# [↓|↑] Stoffname [↓|↑] Formel [↓|↑] Wert / Einheit [↓|↑] Bemerkungen
018 Argon Ar 0.69 bar [1] 69 kPa
033 Arsen, grau As 37 bar [1] 3.7 MPa
035 Brom Br2 0.0588 bar [2] 44.1 mmHg
017 Chlor Cl2 0.01392 bar [3]
009 Fluor F2 0.00252 bar [4] 0.252 kPa
053 Iod I2 0.0121 bar [5] 12.1 kPa
006 Kohlenstoff, Graphit C 103 bar [1] 10.3 MPa
036 Krypton Kr 0.7315 bar [6]
010 Neon Ne 0.43 bar [1] 43 kPa
080 Quecksilber Hg 1.7·10-9 bar [7] 1.7e-10 MPa
086 Radon Rn 0.667 bar [8] 66.7 kPa
008 Sauerstoff O2 0.148 bar [9] 14.8 kPa
007 Stickstoff N2 0.12523 bar [10] 12.523 kPa
001 Wasserstoff H2 0.072 bar [1] 7.2 kPa
054 Xenon Xe 0.816 bar [1] 81.6 kPa
Tabelle 1: Eigenschaftsliste (Tripelpunkt: Druck) für alle Elemente in der Datenbank.

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