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Do methane and hydrogen dissolve in benzene and toluene?

2018-01-05View Original

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Experts, does methane and hydrogen (in a volume ratio of 95:5) dissolve in aromatic hydrocarbons such as benzene and toluene? Using methane and hydrogen to replace nitrogen in order to pressurize the system just doesn’t work~~~:'(
Reply #22018-01-05
Sure, methane is partially dissolved in organic substances; as the pressure increases, its solubility becomes even greater
Reply #32018-01-05
You add some methane to the aromatics – do you plan to vaporize it again?
Reply #42018-01-05
The dissolution amount is not large, so it does not affect pressure replenishment.
Reply #52018-01-17
Nitrogen molecules are large, making it less compressible than methane and hydrogen. Think about it this way.

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