I need help calculating the saturated water content in a mixed gas at different temperatures and pressures

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Experts: I need help calculating the saturated water content in a mixed gas at different temperatures and pressures. For example, if the water content in the mixed gas is 12% (mol) at 100 degrees Celsius, what is the water content at 40 degrees Celsius?

Reply #22011-08-29

Find the partial pressure of saturated water vapor at 40 degrees Celsius under that pressure, and then divide it by the system pressure

Reply #32018-01-23

Could you send me this software? Thank you! ! !

Reply #42018-05-18

Could you tell me what software it is? ?

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