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Help: Why does hydrogen sulfide condense at 67 degrees?

2020-09-09View Original

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Why? The boiling point of hydrogen sulfide is -60 degrees, so how can it be condensed at temperatures above 60 degrees? Pure hydrogen sulfide vapor, vacuumed to -50 kPa
Reply #22020-09-09
Isn’t the unit for the pressure legend bars? At 50 bar, the boiling point of hydrogen sulfide is around 67.27° – it’s normal for it to condense, right?
Reply #32020-09-09
Huh? ! I’m dizzy, thanks~~
Reply #42020-09-09
Huh? ! I’m dizzy, thanks~~

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