Issues with the content of C3C4 hydrocarbon mixtures?

2020-09-10View Original

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At room temperature, when a C3C4 hydrocarbon mixture (in a gas-liquid state, with 97% C3C4 hydrocarbons) is transferred from a 50-cubic-meter tank to an 110-cubic-meter vacuum tank, will the proportion of liquid C3C4 hydrocarbons decrease?

Reply #22020-09-23

At room temperature, C3 should be completely vaporized

Reply #32020-09-23

Vacuum? No pressure, it should have all vaporized by now.

Reply #42020-09-24

Yes, a portion has vaporized, but does it have an impact on the amount in the sample?

Reply #52020-09-26

Since the container sizes are different, of course you need to reduce the amount contained.

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