Hydrogen partial pressure
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What is hydrogen partial pressure in a hydrogenation system? How to calculate it?
The hydrogen partial pressure, in essence, refers to the proportion of hydrogen; in the gas phase, it represents the number of moles of hydrogen among all the gases.
In essence, the hydrogen partial pressure is the product of the proportion of hydrogen gas in the mixture and the system pressure; that is, it is the product of the number of moles of hydrogen gas among all the gases in the gas phase and the system pressure.
The hydrogen partial pressure is the pressure exerted by hydrogen in the gas phase.
Hydrogen partial pressure = Reactor pressure – Saturated water vapor pressure (saturated dissolution)