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    Hydrogen Density (KG/M) at Different Temperatures (C) and Pressures (Mpa)

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    This document provides data on the density of hydrogen gas in kilograms per cubic meter (kg/m3) at different temperatures ranging from -255 to 125 degrees Celsius and pressures ranging from 0.1 to 100 Megapascals (MPa). Higher pressures and lower temperatures result in higher hydrogen densities. The source of the data is the National Institute of Standards and Technology Reference Fluid Thermodynamic and Transport Properties Database.

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    This document provides data on the density of hydrogen gas in kilograms per cubic meter (kg/m3) at different temperatures ranging from -255 to 125 degrees Celsius and pressures ranging from 0.1 to 100 Megapascals (MPa). Higher pressures and lower temperatures result in higher hydrogen densities. The source of the data is the National Institute of Standards and Technology Reference Fluid Thermodynamic and Transport Properties Database.

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    This document provides data on the density of hydrogen gas in kilograms per cubic meter (kg/m3) at different temperatures ranging from -255 to 125 degrees Celsius and pressures ranging from 0.1 to 100 Megapascals (MPa). Higher pressures and lower temperatures result in higher hydrogen densities. The source of the data is the National Institute of Standards and Technology Reference Fluid Thermodynamic and Transport Properties Database.

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    Hydrogen Density (KG/M) at Different Temperatures (C) and Pressures (Mpa)

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    Hydrogen Analysis Resource Center:

    Hydrogen Density (kg/m3) at Different Temperatures (oC)


    and Pressures (MPa)

    Pressure (MPa)
    Temperature (oC)
    0.1
    1
    5
    10
    30
    -255
    73.284
    74.252
    -250
    1.1212
    68.747
    73.672
    -225
    0.5081
    5.5430
    36.621
    54.812
    75.287
    -200
    0.3321
    3.3817
    17.662
    33.380
    62.118
    -175
    0.2471
    2.4760
    12.298
    23.483
    51.204
    -150
    0.1968
    1.9617
    9.5952
    18.355
    43.079
    -125
    0.1636
    1.6271
    7.9181
    15.179
    37.109
    -100
    0.1399
    1.3911
    6.7608
    12.992
    32.614
    -75
    0.1223
    1.2154
    5.9085
    11.382
    29.124
    -50
    0.1086
    1.0793
    5.2521
    10.141
    26.336
    -25
    0.0976
    0.9708
    4.7297
    9.1526
    24.055
    0
    0.0887
    0.8822
    4.3036
    8.3447
    22.151
    25
    0.0813
    0.8085
    3.9490
    7.6711
    20.537
    50
    0.0750
    0.7461
    3.6490
    7.1003
    19.149
    75
    0.0696
    0.6928
    3.3918
    6.6100
    17.943
    100
    0.0649
    0.6465
    3.1688
    6.1840
    16.883
    125
    0.0609
    0.6061
    2.9736
    5.8104
    15.944
    Source:
    NIST Reference Fluid Thermodynamic and Transport Properties Database (REFPROP): Version 8.0
    http://www.nist.gov/srd/nist23.htm

    50

    100

    74.261
    65.036
    57.343
    51.090
    46.013
    41.848
    38.384
    35.464
    32.968
    30.811
    28.928
    27.268
    25.793
    24.474

    71.606
    66.660
    62.322
    58.503
    55.123
    52.115
    49.424
    47.001
    44.810
    42.819
    41.001

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