Summary

IUPAC namechlorobenzene
Synonyms108-90-7, InChI=1S/C6H5Cl/c7-6-4-2-1-3-5-6/h1-5H, benzene chloride, monochlorobenzene, phenyl chlorid
CAS number108-90-7
ChemSpider ID7676
PubChem ID7964
Molecular weight112.557 Da
FormulaC6H5Cl
Multiplicity1
Point groupCs
Symmetry number1
Rotatable bondsNA
StdInChiInChI=1S/C6H5Cl/c7-6-4-2-1-3-5-6/h1-5H


Liquid properties

PropertyUnitT (K)ExperimentGAFF-ESP-2012OPLSCGenFFCOSMO-RSkowwinGAFF-ESPXlogP3
ρg/l298.151101.411112.52
ΔHvapkJ/mol298.1540.97141.552
40.763
log kOW298.152.8442.905
2.846
2.847
2.908
2.849

Flexible models Hydrogen constrained All bonds constrained.


Gas properties

PropertyUnitT (K)ExperimentG2G3G4CBS-QB3W1BDW1UB3LYP/aug-cc-pVTZBSCGenFFGAFF-BCC-2018GAFF-ESP-2018AXppAXpgAXps
EkJ/mol298.15246.7910
E-scaledkJ/mol298.15254.5210
S0J/mol K298.150.313320.3110
314.0411
S0-scaledJ/mol K298.15318.1710
ZPEkJ/mol298.15238.312232.210
ZPE-scaledkJ/mol298.15240.310
CVJ/mol K298.1589.7±1.81388.610
CV-scaledJ/mol K298.1585.510
αanisoų298.152.42142.44142.4214


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