I'm working on some combustion problems using Cantera and I can't find references for the thermodynamic or transport properties for many of my chemical species. I'm looking for NASA-7 or NASA-9 curve-fits for the thermodynamics, although if there is another equation format that exists, I will make it work. And I also need properties for transport that Cantera calls "well depth", "diameter", and "rotational relaxation".
Specifically I am looking for: HClO4, HCl (transport information), ClO3, ClO2 (transport information), ClO (transport information), Cl2 (transport information), Cl (transport information), and ClOH.
So I suppose the real question is where can I find thermodynamic and transport properties for gaseous species with chlorine? Finding data on hydrocarbons and air is simple, and I found data on liquid refrigerants but nothing on gaseous chlorine species.
Note: I checked NIST and JANAF and neither had the information. I can find constant values, but running a very detailed reaction mechanism with calorically perfect equation of state and power or Sutherland law transport isn't worth the computational cost.