Vapor-liquid Equilibrium Data for Tetrahydrofuran and Related Organics

This important reference work is a comprehensive collection of vapor-liquid equilibrium data for tetrahydrofuran and related organic compounds. Compiled by the chemist Lewis William Clark in 1966, the book contains detailed scientific data on the thermodynamic properties of these compounds, including boiling points, critical pressures and temperatures, and liquid densities. With its detailed tables and clear explanations, this book is an essential resource for anyone working in the field of chemical engineering or organic chemistry.

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