do any chemists out their know the god damn freezing point of pure Ethylene glycol.th

[IronReload04]

this shit is really pissing me off. i am trying to do a chem homework probelm, and im not sure why they didnt give us a number that should always be given, its not somthing we are supposed to solve for in this probelm. So far, its going to take me 2 ****ing hours to find the god damn pure Ethylene glycol freezing point in which it will take me 34.67 seconds to do the problem.

you'd think their would be like a god damn chart with freezing/boiling points and kfps and kbps in the back of the text book but no, they want us to pull a ****ing magyver out of our ass. The whole point of this is we were probably supposed to know this value from an example probelm in class in which that number was given in the problem, well, that page is missing.

so much help would be appreciated...i tried google, but all i get is pseodo asshole webpages that dont tell me shit

so thanks in advance

[IronReload04]

wiki****enpedia has the god damn melting point, it has the god damn boiling point, but it doesnt have the god damn freezing point. god damn Ethylene glycol. unless the triple point is the freezing point in which i think it is in which its -17 degrees c, gonna try tthat

[IronReload04]

nope, -17 doesnt make sense since my solution is -11......it needs to be less than -11

[Dude-Man]

You know the melting point and the freezing point are the same thing (except for some in amorphous compounds like wax). The only difference is which direction you approach it from.

[IronReload04]

You know the melting point and the freezing point are the same thing (except for some in amorphous compounds like wax). The only difference is which direction you approach it from.

really hmmmm? thanks man, i will play around with it tomarrow

[l2elapse]

You know the melting point and the freezing point are the same thing (except for some in amorphous compounds like wax). The only difference is which direction you approach it from.

yup this is true

[l2elapse]

haha that sucks youve been doing it for 2 hours when its been there the whole time

[stacked566]

hahahaha....too funny...

[IronReload04]

hahah, whats even funnier is, it turns out you dont need the freezing point of ethyline gylcol to solve the problem. you need the freezing point of pure water hahahahaha.

[spywizard]

You know the melting point and the freezing point are the same thing (except for some in amorphous compounds like wax). The only difference is which direction you approach it from.

look at the brainiack on the dudeman..

good job..

[IronReload04]

look at the brainiack on the dudeman..

good job..

ya, that was good shit....swear to god professor never mentioned that

[cj1capp]

doses this help ?
http://www.ketemalp.com/pdfs/glycol_...oint_table.pdf



http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/et...col-d_146.html



Freezing Point of Ethylene Glycol based Water Solutions
Freezing point of ethylene glycol based water solutions at various temperatures:
Freezing Point
Ethylene Glycol Solution
(% by volume) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Temperature (oF) 32 23 14 2 -13 -36 -70
(oC) 0 -3 -8 -16 -25 -37 -55