THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF CHLORINE.

Using the reduced temperature-entropy and reduced temperature-enthalpy data of argon as a function of pressure and the principle of corresponding states, a temperature entropy-enthalpy diagram for chlorine up to a pressure of 2200 atmospheres and a temperature up to 1500 degrees K is presented. The evaluated values agree within 1 per cent with the available literature data. The data on enthalpy, entropy and volume is presented in tabular form.