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What does fill factor mean?

2008-01-20View Original

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Among the factors that affect the urea synthesis reaction, there is a statement that says: \"At a constant pressure, as the temperature increases, the packing density decreases.\" ”What does the term \"filling degree\" mean?
Reply #22008-01-20
I’ve never seen this term before; does it refer to the fact that when pressure remains constant, an increase in temperature leads to an increase in volume, resulting in less material actually present inside the tower?

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