F2

Fluorine (F2) engines have been developed and fired successfully, although none have yet flown in a space mission. F2 is very high performing, and very reactive with virtually all fuels.

Being cryogenic, highly reactive and toxic; handling and safety considerations have hampered its use in liquid rockets.

Reference Points

F2 == Fluorine

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Tref Pref SG Cp dHvap Visc Cond Surf
SourceRpsiag/mlBTU/lbm-RBTU/lbmpoiseBTU/hr-ft-Rlbf/in
RocketProps153.114.71.50180.36175.02.422e-030.07777.621e-05
RefProp153.114.71.50180.36175.02.422e-030.07777.621e-05

Fluid Properties

F2 == Fluorine

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MolWt Tc Pc SGc Zc Tnbp Tmelt omega
Sourceg/gmoleRpsiag/ml(-)RR(-)
RocketProps37.997259.9750.20.59290.2761153.196.30.04490
RefProp37.997259.9750.20.59290.2761153.196.30.04490
Gas&Liq 5th Ed37.997259.7756.40.57400.2878152.996.30.05100

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Heat of Vaporization



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Thermal Conductivity



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Surface Tension



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