Is isoprene a liquefied hydrocarbon?
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The saturated vapor pressure of isopentene at 20 degrees Celsius is 103.14; no value for its vapor pressure at 15 degrees Celsius could be found. How to determine it?
It doesn’t belong to liquefied hydrocarbons, right? Our conventional liquefied hydrocarbons generally refer to components with four or fewer carbon atoms. Although pentane has a high saturated vapor pressure, it is not usually stored in pressure tanks; therefore, it is not considered a liquefied hydrocarbon in the conventional sense
No, the 15C vapor pressure is not greater than 0.1 MPa