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Regarding the pressure inside the container

2020-02-17View Original

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Suppose a sealed vertical container is filled with half a bottle of gasoline, after which the container is sealed. Assume that the atmospheric pressure of air is 100 KPa and the saturated vapor pressure of gasoline is 30 KPa. Assuming the temperature remains constant, as the gasoline continues to evaporate, will the pressure at the top of the container change? How much will it become?
Reply #22020-02-17
It seems that the pressure at the upper part of the sensor container should be in milliliters of pressure; please advise, experts
Reply #32020-02-17
Assuming that gasoline does not evaporate immediately after being filled in, the equilibrium pressure after sealing is 130 KPA
Reply #42020-02-17
There’s some equation regarding the balance between density, pressure, and temperature

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