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How to calculate the density of a mixed gas under high temperature and pressure?

2019-05-23View Original

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How to calculate the density of a mixed gas of CO2, CO, H2, CH4, Ar, N2, and CH3OH under high temperature and pressure?
Reply #22019-05-23
It depends on how high the temperature and pressure are If it exceeds the range applicable to the van der Waals equation for real gases, make an approximate estimate. If it is within the applicable range of the real gas equation, it can be calculated directly.
Reply #32019-05-23
The temperature is around 160°C, and the pressure is 5.7 MPa.

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