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Glycerin freezing point 1

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Lhenrique

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I'm doing a study to use glycerin as fluid pumped into natural gas cylinders to keep pressure when I read the mentioned thread . I want to know what's the glycerin freeze point at least? Now I'm affraid!!!

The link is thread391-25060
 
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An experimental measurement for glycerine (glycerol, propanetriol) is 18.18 C.
 
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