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How is the saturated vapor pressure of liquefied petroleum gas calculated?

2011-08-03View Original

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Recently, a colleague asked me about the saturated vapor pressure of household gas. I’m not majoring in chemical engineering, so I didn’t know how to answer! ! Please help. He works in sales, selling liquefied gas – what does that have to do with vapor pressure?
Reply #22011-08-03
In my opinion, the saturated vapor pressure of a gaseous mixture is proportional to temperature; one can look up the saturated vapor pressure of the individual components at that specific temperature, and then calculate the pressure of the mixture

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