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The issue of the form of H2O in multi-component gases

2019-08-24View Original

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In a multi-component gas, H2O behaves as superheated steam at its partial pressure and operating temperature, and as water at the total pressure and operating temperature. So, under actual operating conditions, what is the state of this H2O? Is it steam or water? Should the state be determined by partial pressure or total pressure?
Reply #22019-08-25
The state of each component in a mixed gas is determined by its partial pressure

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