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Chlorine moisture content

2022-05-10View Original

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Can the water content in wet chlorine gas be calculated at low pressure (16 KPa gauge pressure) using Dalton’s law of partial pressures?
Reply #22022-05-18
An estimation can be made, but due to the reaction between chlorine and water, I personally think it is better to use on-line analyzers for measuring the amount of water in chlorine. Nowadays, tuned laser detection is commonly used, and domestic companies such as Focus Technology are very good at this area.

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