When a liquid ammonia tank contains nitrogen, is the saturated vapor pressure at the liquid ammonia storage temperature the total pressure of the tank or its partial pressure?

2011-06-17View Original

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When a liquid ammonia tank contains nitrogen, is the saturated vapor pressure at the liquid ammonia storage temperature the total pressure of the tank or its partial pressure?

Reply #22015-03-06

This question is quite interesting; why hasn’t anyone answered it? I feel that once equilibrium is reached, the total pressure is the saturated vapor pressure of liquid ammonia; this pressure is composed of the partial pressure of nitrogen and the partial pressure of ammonia. The partial pressure of ammonia is lower than the saturated vapor pressure at this temperature. I’m not sure if it’s correct

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