Viscosity value of gaseous TiCl4

[TISM]

I need an expression for the viscosity of gaseous TiCl4 (titanium tetrachloride) at around 1000C (800-1200C). Perhaps someone with property predicting software (Aspen or PREDICT) could run a couple of temperatures so I can fit a curve? If so I'd be very greatful.
Thanks in advance,


TISM

 

[TD2K]

Okay, here's your numbers. Remember, their value is what you paid for them.

800C, 0.033 cP
900C, 0.035 cP
1000C, 0.038 cP

If you've got any data on the viscosities, I strongly suggest you use it (or find some) to do a reality check on these numbers. By the way, I assumed low pressure, 20 psia though pressure does not have a significant effect on gas viscosity until you get quite high.

 

[TISM]

Thanks TD2K for the TiCl4 viscosity values. I appreciate the obscure nature of the request and therefore the uncertainty associated with the data. I had one value previously and have generated some more using the Reichenberg correlation(ref Perry 7, 2-363) together with the critical pressure and temperature values for TiCl4 obtained from

http://www.flexwareinc.com/gasprop.htm

The values you posted are a little higher than the calculated ones, but I will use then to construct a sensitivity analysis. Can you provide a reference for the values you posted so I can quote it in the final report?

Thank you for you assistance with this unusual request!



TISM