Reference
Antoine equation constants for common lab solvents
Antoine coefficients in the form log10(P in bar) = A - B / (T in K + C), with the temperature range each fit is valid over. Use them to predict a solvent’s vapour pressure, or the bath temperature a rotary evaporator needs at a given pressure.
Notes
- Extrapolating outside the stated temperature range is where Antoine fits go wrong, sometimes by a lot. The range is part of the data, not a footnote.
- These coefficients give pressure in bar. Coefficients quoted elsewhere in mmHg or with log base e will not substitute directly.
Source
NIST Chemistry WebBook (webbook.nist.gov); Antoine coefficients calculated by NIST from the cited primary literature; form log10(P[bar]) = A - B/(T[K] + C).
Data revision 2026-06-22.
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