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Water With Dissolved NaCl

Properties of water-NaCl mixtures
NaCl, wt% Teq, °C ρ, g/cm3 n η, mPa·s
0 0 0.99984 1.333 1.002
0.5 −0.3 1.0018 1.3339 1.011
1 −0.59 1.0053 1.3347 1.02
2 −1.19 1.0125 1.3365 1.036
3 −1.79 1.0196 1.3383 1.052
4 −2.41 1.0268 1.34 1.068
5 −3.05 1.034 1.3418 1.085
6 −3.7 1.0413 1.3435 1.104
7 −4.38 1.0486 1.3453 1.124
8 −5.08 1.0559 1.347 1.145
9 −5.81 1.0633 1.3488 1.168
10 −6.56 1.0707 1.3505 1.193
12 −8.18 1.0857 1.3541 1.25
14 −9.94 1.1008 1.3576 1.317
16 −11.89 1.1162 1.3612 1.388
18 −14.04 1.1319 1.3648 1.463
20 −16.46 1.1478 1.3684 1.557
22 −19.18 1.164 1.3721 1.676
23.3 −21.1
23.7 −17.3
24.9 −11.1
26.1 −2.7
26.28 0
26.32 10
26.41 20
26.45 25
26.52 30
26.67 40
26.84 50
27.03 60
27.25 70
27.5 80
27.78 90
28.05 100

Note: ρ is density, n is refractive index at 589 nm and η is viscosity, all at 20 °C; Teq is the equilibrium temperature between two phases: ice/liquid solution for Teq < 0-0.1 and NaCl/liquid solution for Teq above 0.1 °C.

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