Henry's coefficient E of NH3 in water at 20 degrees Celsius

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Reply #22010-06-10

It is recommended that LZ check the relevant content of this part of the Chemical and Chemical Properties Data Manual

Reply #32010-06-10

76.41kPa, this is what I saw in a book, for reference only

Reply #42010-07-28

76.3kPa I checked it in the chemical engineering principles book.

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