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Saturated vapor pressure of trifluoromethane

2010-06-17View Original

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Which friend knows the saturated vapor pressure of trifluoromethane (R23) at -20 degrees Celsius:handshake
Reply #22010-06-17
It should be 1.39E+06 Pa, which can be determined through calculation.
Reply #32010-06-19
Could the friend upstairs tell me how to calculate this? Can it be calculated for other refrigerants as well?:handshake
Reply #42010-06-19
I downloaded a software called Solkane, which can calculate the physical properties of refrigerants: for R23 at -20°C, the saturated vapor pressure is 14.02 bar.

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