solvents boiling points

 solvents boiling points :

SolventBoiling Point (°C)SolventBoiling Point (°C)
Acetic Acid118.0Ethyl Acetate77.1
Acetic Acid Anhydride139.0Ethyl Ether34.6
Acetone56.3Ethylene Dichloride83.5
Acetonitrile81.6Ethylene Glycol197.5
Benzene80.1Heptane98.4
iso-Butanol107.7n-Hexane68.7
n-Butanol117.7Hydrochloric Acid84.8
tert-Butanol82.5Methanol64.7
Carbon Tetrachloride76.5Methylene Chloride39.8
Chlorobenzene131.7MTBE55.2
Chloroform61.2Pentane36.1
Cyclohexane80.7Petroleum Ether35.0-60.0
Cyclopentane49.3iso-Propanol82.3
Dichloromethane39.8n-Propanol97.2
Diethyl Ether34.6Pyridine115.3
Dimethyl Acetamide166.1Tetrahydrofuran66.0
Dimethyl Formamide153.0Toluene110.6
Dimethyl Sulfoxide189.0Trifluoroacetic Acid71.8
Dioxane101.0Water100.0
Ethanol78.3Xylene140.0

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