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Formula for Solving Saturation-Point

05/06/2008 4:55 AM

What is the formula for solving saturation point?

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Re: Formula

05/06/2008 7:43 AM

Formula?

It's usually tabulated or graphed on the basis of physical properties determined by experimentation.

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05/07/2008 8:20 PM

thanks for the information. I have a book but it is only basic so I think I'll buy a new one..
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Re: Formula for Solving Saturation-Point

05/07/2008 5:12 AM

Hi there

The Antoine equation expresses the relationship of the saturated vapour pressure and temperature. You can find it in thermodynamic books.

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05/07/2008 8:22 PM

thanks for the information. I have a book but it is only basic so I think I'll buy a new one..

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