Is liquid ammonia volatile?
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This post was last edited by sxf1028102800 on 2019-1-16 at 10:09. Is liquid ammonia prone to vaporization? What if liquid ammonia flows continuously from a container at 0.9 MPa into another container (which is at atmospheric pressure before it receives the liquid ammonia)? So, will a large amount of liquid ammonia vaporize during the inlet process? To what extent can it be vaporized, or under what conditions is it difficult to vaporize liquid ammonia? Thank you, extra points
It will liquefy in large quantities; once gas and liquid are in equilibrium, no further vaporization occurs.
At what pressure is gas-liquid equilibrium achieved?
Vapor-liquid equilibrium is determined by the pressure; the amount of evaporation is calculated based on the current pressure, and vapor-liquid equilibrium is reached when saturation is attained
Liquid ammonia will definitely vaporize in large quantities. Until gas-liquid equilibrium is reached in the receiving vessel.