Boiling enthalpy from correlations: Results for 83 families of fluids

Ten analytical models were used to calculate the enthalpy of vaporization of fluids at the boiling temperature. The correlations considered were six specific expressions valid only at that temperature, and four general correlations valid for any temperature. Most of these models require as inputs the critical properties and the acentric factor, but one of the specific models requires only the molecular weight (and, obviously, the boiling temperature). One of the models is a correlation requiring a molecular Lennard-Jones parameter and the acentric factor as inputs. Results for 1591 polar and non-polar fluids, grouped into 83 families, are compared with the values given by the DIPPR project.