Help me with the relationship between density and temperature and pressure

2010-12-20View Original

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Could someone help me calculate the density of a saturated aqueous solution of propionaldehyde at 1.9 Mpa and 88°C, as well as the density of propionaldehyde itself at that temperature? Thank you

Reply #22010-12-20

It couldn’t be found. As for the solubility of propionaldehyde in water at the condition you’re asking about, if I have that information I can calculate it for you. The density of pure propionaldehyde under these conditions is 711.7 kg/cubic meter

Reply #32010-12-21

Can the approximate range of the density of a saturated aqueous solution of propionaldehyde under these conditions be determined? Will it be between 0.8 and 0.9?

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