Viscosity. Experimental data - Inorganic compounds under pressure

In this dossier, we have compiled a number of tables reporting values for the viscosity of pure inorganic compounds as a function of temperature and pressure. The data most often cover only the liquid domain, but sometimes both the liquid and gaseous domains. A single table for carbon dioxide shows the variation in viscosity in the critical region. In this region, it is well known that viscosity diverges little and shows a maximum along the critical isochorus.

These tables are based on experimentally determined data as a function of pressure and temperature.