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Problemas de fase de N2 y H2S

2016-07-30View Original

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Buenos días, señores. ¿A una presión de 1.0 MPA, el H2S y el N2 se encuentran en estado gaseoso o líquido? Gracias por la guía
Reply #22016-08-05
Consulte el manual de química, o realice una simulación directamente con Aspenplus
Reply #32016-08-05
Está relacionado con la temperatura: el hidrógeno sulfuroso, a 1 Mpa, está en estado gaseoso por encima de 0 grados, y se licua a 0 grados. El nitrógeno necesita temperaturas de más de cien grados bajo cero

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