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How to determine the phase state of a substance

2017-06-30View Original

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At a certain temperature and pressure, it’s not clear whether a substance is in a gaseous or liquid state; where can one find phase diagrams or how can this be calculated? Thank you to all the experts
Reply #22017-07-01
Could the expert be more specific? What software is it, and how does one operate it?
Reply #32017-07-04
If you search for data or curves related to saturated vapor pressure and cannot find what you need, try checking whether the Antoine equation provides the necessary parameters; this can be used to calculate the saturated vapor pressure. If the pressure is higher than the saturated vapor pressure, it is a liquefied gas; if it is lower, it is a pure gas

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