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Boiling points of different substances at different pressures

2019-11-01View Original

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Does anyone know the boiling points of methane, propane, nitrogen, carbon monoxide, etc., at different pressures, or where I can find this information? First, thank you all, experts!
Reply #22019-11-02
Search for this software; pure substances are available, but for mixtures, you’ll probably need simulation software like Aspen
Reply #32019-11-03
I just checked; this shows only the boiling points of substances under normal temperature and pressure, not under special pressures
Reply #42019-11-03
If there is Aspen, it can generally be looked up directly. Many large-scale property manuals contain this information; knowing how to look up such data is a basic skill for those working in the chemical industry.

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