Latent Heat - Table of Latent Heats

Table of Latent Heats

The following table shows the latent heats and change of phase temperatures of some common fluids and gases.

Substance	Latent Heat Fusion kJ/kg	Melting Point °C	Latent Heat Vaporization kJ/kg	Boiling Point °C
Alcohol, ethyl	108	−114	855	78.3
Ammonia	339	−75	1369	−33.34
Carbon dioxide	184	−78	574	−57
Helium			21	−268.93
Hydrogen(2)	58	−259	455	−253
Lead	24.5	327.5	871	1750
Nitrogen	25.7	−210	200	−196
Oxygen	13.9	−219	213	−183
R134a		−101	215.9	−26.6
Toluene	72.1	−93	351	110.6
Turpentine			293
Water	334	0	2260	100

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