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Heats of fusion of the elements (data page)

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Heat of fusion

kJ/mol	1 H hydrogen (H2)	2 He helium	3 Li lithium	4 Be beryllium	5 B boron	6 C carbon (graphite)	7 N nitrogen (N2)	8 O oxygen (O2)	9 F fluorine (F2)	10 Ne neon	11 Na sodium	12 Mg magnesium	13 Al aluminium	14 Si silicon	15 P phosphorus	16 S sulfur	17 Cl chlorine (Cl2)	18 Ar argon	19 K potassium	20 Ca calcium	21 Sc scandium	22 Ti titanium	23 V vanadium	24 Cr chromium	25 Mn manganese	26 Fe iron	27 Co cobalt	28 Ni nickel	29 Cu copper	30 Zn zinc	31 Ga gallium	32 Ge germanium	33 As arsenic	34 Se selenium	35 Br bromine (Br2)	36 Kr krypton	37 Rb rubidium	38 Sr strontium	39 Y yttrium	40 Zr zirconium	41 Nb niobium	42 Mo molybdenum	43 Tc technetium	44 Ru ruthenium	45 Rh rhodium	46 Pd palladium	47 Ag silver	48 Cd cadmium	49 In indium	50 Sn tin	51 Sb antimony	52 Te tellurium	53 I iodine (I2)	54 Xe xenon	55 Cs caesium	56 Ba barium	57 La lanthanum	58 Ce cerium	59 Pr praseodymium	60 Nd neodymium	61 Pm promethium	62 Sm samarium	63 Eu europium	64 Gd gadolinium	65 Tb terbium	66 Dy dysprosium	67 Ho holmium	68 Er erbium	69 Tm thulium	70 Yb ytterbium	71 Lu lutetium	72 Hf hafnium	73 Ta tantalum	74 W tungsten	75 Re rhenium	76 Os osmium	77 Ir iridium	78 Pt platinum	79 Au gold	80 Hg mercury	81 Tl thallium	82 Pb lead	83 Bi bismuth	84 Po polonium	85 At astatine	86 Rn radon	87 Fr francium	88 Ra radium	89 Ac actinium	90 Th thorium	91 Pa protactinium	92 U uranium	93 Np neptunium	94 Pu plutonium	95 Am americium
use	(H2) 0.1
CRC	(H2) 0.12
LNG	(H2) 0.117
WEL	(per mol H atoms) 0.0585
use	0.0138
LNG	0.0138
WEL	0.02
use	3.00
CRC	3.00
LNG	3.00
WEL	3.0
use	7.895
CRC	7.895
LNG	7.895
WEL	7.95
use	50.2
CRC	50.2
LNG	50.2
WEL	50
use	(graphite) 117
CRC	(graphite) 117
LNG	(graphite) 117
use	(N2) 0.720
CRC	(N2) 0.71
LNG	(N2) 0.720
WEL	(per mol N atoms) 0.36
use	(O2) 0.444
CRC	(O2) 0.44
LNG	(O2) 0.444
WEL	(per mol O atoms) 0.222
use	(F2) 0.510
CRC	(F2) 0.51
LNG	(F2) 0.510
WEL	(per mol F atoms) 0.26
use	0.335
CRC	0.328
LNG	0.335
WEL	0.34
use	2.60
CRC	2.60
LNG	2.60
WEL	2.60
use	8.48
CRC	8.48
LNG	8.48
WEL	8.7
use	10.71
CRC	10.789
LNG	10.71
WEL	10.7
use	50.21
CRC	50.21
LNG	50.21
WEL	50.2
use	0.66
CRC	(white) 0.66
LNG	0.66
WEL	0.64
use	(mono) 1.727
CRC	(mono) 1.72
LNG	(mono) 1.727
WEL	1.73
use	(Cl2) 6.406
CRC	(Cl2) 6.40
LNG	(Cl2) 6.406
WEL	(per mol Cl atoms) 3.2
use	1.18
CRC	1.18
LNG	1.12
WEL	1.18
use	2.321
CRC	2.33
LNG	2.321
WEL	2.33
use	8.54
CRC	8.54
LNG	8.54
WEL	8.54
use	14.1
CRC	14.1
LNG	14.1
WEL	16
use	14.15
CRC	14.15
LNG	14.15
WEL	18.7
use	21.5
CRC	21.5
LNG	21.5
WEL	22.8
use	21.0
CRC	21.0
LNG	21.0
WEL	20.5
use	12.91
CRC	12.91
LNG	12.9
WEL	13.2
use	13.81
CRC	13.81
LNG	13.81
WEL	13.8
use	16.06
CRC	16.06
LNG	16.2
WEL	16.2
use	17.48
CRC	17.04
LNG	17.48
WEL	17.2
use	13.26
CRC	12.93
LNG	13.26
WEL	13.1
use	7.32
CRC	7.068
LNG	7.32
WEL	7.35
use	5.59
CRC	5.576
LNG	5.59
WEL	5.59
use	36.94
CRC	36.94
LNG	36.94
WEL	31.8
use	(gray) 24.44
CRC	(gray) 24.44
LNG	24.44
WEL	27.7
use	(gray) 6.69
CRC	(gray) 6.69
LNG	6.69
WEL	5.4
use	(Br2) 10.57
CRC	(Br2) 10.57
LNG	(Br2) 10.57
WEL	(per mol Br atoms) 5.8
use	1.64
CRC	1.64
LNG	1.37
WEL	1.64
use	2.19
CRC	2.19
LNG	2.19
WEL	2.19
use	7.43
CRC	7.43
LNG	7.43
WEL	8
use	11.42
CRC	11.4
LNG	11.42
WEL	11.4
use	14
https://web.archive.org/web/20090507022338/http://www.insc.anl.gov/matprop/zirconium/zrhfus.pdf	13.96 ± 0.36
CRC	21.00
LNG	21.00
WEL	21
use	30
CRC	30
LNG	30
WEL	26.8
use	37.48
CRC	37.48
LNG	37.48
WEL	36
use	33.29
CRC	33.29
LNG	33.29
WEL	23
use	38.59
CRC	38.59
LNG	38.59
WEL	25.7
use	26.59
CRC	26.59
LNG	26.59
WEL	21.7
use	16.74
CRC	16.74
LNG	16.74
WEL	16.7
use	11.28
CRC	11.28
LNG	11.95
WEL	11.3
use	6.21
CRC	6.21
LNG	6.19
WEL	6.3
use	3.281
CRC	3.281
LNG	3.28
WEL	3.26
use	(white) 7.03
CRC	(white) 7.173
LNG	(white) 7.03
WEL	7.0
use	19.79
CRC	19.79
LNG	19.87
WEL	19.7
use	17.49
CRC	17.49
LNG	17.49
WEL	17.5
use	(I2) 15.52
CRC	(I2) 15.52
LNG	(I2) 150.66 [sic]
WEL	(per mol I atoms) 7.76
use	2.27
CRC	2.27
LNG	1.81
WEL	2.30
use	2.09
CRC	2.09
LNG	2.09
WEL	2.09
use	7.12
CRC	7.12
LNG	7.12
WEL	8.0
use	6.20
CRC	6.20
LNG	6.20
WEL	6.2
use	5.46
CRC	5.46
LNG	5.46
WEL	5.5
use	6.89
CRC	6.89
LNG	6.89
WEL	6.9
use	7.14
CRC	7.14
LNG	7.14
WEL	7.1
use	7.13
LNG	7.13
WEL	about 7.7
use	8.62
CRC	8.62
LNG	8.62
WEL	8.6
use	9.21
CRC	9.21
LNG	9.21
WEL	9.2
use	10.05
CRC	10.0
LNG	10.05
WEL	10.0
use	10.15
CRC	10.15
LNG	10.15
WEL	10.8
use	11.06
CRC	11.06
LNG	11.06
WEL	11.1
use	17.0
CRC	17.0
LNG	16.8
WEL	17.0
use	19.90
CRC	19.9
LNG	19.90
WEL	19.9
use	16.84
CRC	16.84
LNG	16.84
WEL	16.8
use	7.66
CRC	7.66
LNG	7.66
WEL	7.7
use	ca. 22
CRC	22
LNG	(22)
WEL	about 22
use	27.2
CRC	27.2
LNG	27.2
WEL	25.5
use	36.57
CRC	36.57
LNG	36.57
WEL	36
use	52.31
CRC	52.31
LNG	52.31
WEL	35
use	60.43
CRC	60.43
LNG	60.43
WEL	33
use	57.85
CRC	57.85
LNG	57.85
WEL	31
use	41.12
CRC	41.12
LNG	41.12
WEL	26
use	22.17
CRC	22.17
LNG	22.17
WEL	20
use	12.55
CRC	12.72
LNG	12.55
WEL	12.5
use	2.29
CRC	2.29
LNG	2.29
WEL	2.29
use	4.14
CRC	4.14
LNG	4.14
WEL	4.2
use	4.77
CRC	4.782
LNG	4.77
WEL	4.77
use	11.30
CRC	11.145
LNG	11.30
WEL	10.9
use	ca. 13
WEL	about 13
use
WEL	(per mol At atoms) about 6
use	3.247
LNG	3.247
WEL	3
use	ca. 2
WEL	about 2
use	8.5
LNG	8.5
WEL	about 8
use	14
WEL	14
use	13.81
CRC	13.81
LNG	13.81
WEL	16
use	12.34
CRC	12.34
LNG	12.34
WEL	15
use	9.14
CRC	9.14
LNG	9.14
WEL	14
use	3.20
CRC	3.20
LNG	3.20
WEL	10
use	2.82
CRC	2.82
LNG	2.82
use	14.39
CRC	14.39
LNG	14.39

Notes

Values refer to the enthalpy change between the liquid phase and the most stable solid phase at the melting point (normal, 101.325 kPa).

References

CRC

As quoted from various sources in an online version of:

David R. Lide (ed), CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, 84th Edition. CRC Press. Boca Raton, Florida, 2003; Section 6, Fluid Properties; Enthalpy of Fusion

LNG

As quoted from various sources in:

J.A. Dean (ed), Lange's Handbook of Chemistry (15th Edition), McGraw-Hill, 1999; Section 6, Thermodynamic Properties; Table 6.4, Heats of Fusion, Vaporization, and Sublimation and Specific Heat at Various Temperatures of the Elements and Inorganic Compounds

WEL

As quoted at http://www.webelements.com/ from these sources:

G.W.C. Kaye and T.H. Laby in Tables of physical and chemical constants, Longman, London, UK, 15th edition, 1993.
D.R. Lide, (ed.) in Chemical Rubber Company handbook of chemistry and physics, CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, USA, 79th edition, 1998.
A.M. James and M.P. Lord in Macmillan's Chemical and Physical Data, Macmillan, London, UK, 1992.
H. Ellis (Ed.) in Nuffield Advanced Science Book of Data, Longman, London, UK, 1972.

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