Who has the formula for calculating the density of multi-component mixed gases? Thank you first!
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Who has the formula for calculating the density of multi-component mixed gases? Thank you first!
There’s no such universal formula; it can be easily obtained through process simulation
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If it’s a gas, determine a mixing percentage, use the fixed molar mass, multiply by that percentage, and then apply the gas constant. With EXCEL, one can create one suitable for themselves.
Following up on the previous reply, here is a formula that you can calculate on your own. It should be a generally applicable formula: r = (P * relative molecular mass of the mixed gas) / (R * T)