The density issue of dry chlorine and wet chlorine
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How can I find the density of wet chlorine gas at 12°C and an operating pressure of 0.1008 MPaA? And how can I find the density of dry chlorine gas at 30°C and an operating pressure of 0.08956 MPaA?
First, the humidity issue of wet chlorine gas needs to be clarified.
It’s in the Handbook of Physicochemical Constants for the Chlor-alkali Industry; take a look for yourself~~
For saturated chlorine gas, it is sufficient to determine the saturated vapor pressure of water at the corresponding temperature and then apply the ideal gas law for the calculation; dry chlorine gas can be calculated using the ideal gas law directly. The equation is as follows: Density = PM/RT
The pressure is low, and it can be calculated using the ideal gas law. Knowing the humidity, its wet volume can be calculated.