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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cryogenics (Guildf). 2014 November-December;64:86–94. doi: 10.1016/j.cryogenics.2014.09.005

Table 1.

Physical properties used in this study [19-24,29,35-41]

Property Material Value Source
Viscosity VS55 η = 1.21 × 104 Pa-s;−100°C < T
η = 4.2783 × 10−23 e−0.6091T Pa-s; −140°C < T < −100°C
η = 4.63 × 1014 Pa-s; T ° −140°C
[29]
7.05M DMSO η = 1.77 × 104 Pa-s;−110°C < T
η = 2.8190 × 10−27 e−0.6447T; −147°C < T < −110°C
η = 4.06 × 1014 Pa-s; T < −147°C
[29]
DP6 η = 5.11 × 104 Pa-s;−100°C < T
η = 5.6503 × 10−23 e−0.6207T; −137°C < T < −100°C
η =4.82 × 1014 Pa-s; T < −137°C
[29]
Glass Transition
Temperature (DSC)
VS55 −123°C [19]
7.05M DMSO −132°C [30]
DP6 −119°C [19]
Density VS55 1100 kg/m3 [35]
Container 1075 kg/m3 [36]
Thermal Conductivity VS55 0.3 W/m−°C [37]
Container −0.01274T + 0.02 W/m°C [38]
Specific Heat VS55 2400 J/kg−°C [39]
Container 03.936T + 1121.1 J/Kg−°C [36]
Thermal Expansion VS55 1.1 × 10−4 °C−1 [19-21,23]
Container 0.7 × 10−4 °C−1 [40]
Young’s Modulus VS55 800 × 106 Pa [22,24]
Container 3.45 × 109 Pa [41]
Poisson’s Ratio VS55 0.25 Assumed
Container 0.35 [41]