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Gas volume conversion

2017-05-07View Original

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Under the same operating conditions, nitrogen gas (1000 ml/min) is mixed in a 1:1 ratio with water vapor and fed into the reactor; now it is necessary to calculate how many grams of water are required per minute I earnestly beg experts for help!
Reply #22017-05-08
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2017-5-8 06:49. 1 liter divided by 22.4 multiplied by 18 equals 0.804 grams. The unit of 22.4 is liters per mole, and the unit of molecular weight is grams per mole; by dividing the latter by the former, the unit obtained is grams per liter. Therefore, the unit for volume should be liters, under standard conditions.

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