Who has a table showing the saturated vapor pressure of butyl acetate as a function of temperature?
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When preparing the reports, the unit consumption of butyl ester is too high. I need the relationship between the saturated vapor pressure of butyl acetate and temperature, thank you
It can be found in the handbook of physical properties of chemicals and chemical engineering materials. . . You can’t possibly work in the chemical industry if you don’t even have a material property data sheet. I’ll give you a little bit; contact me again if you know exactly what you want. . . Do you want n-butyl acetate or isobutyl acetate? The two are similar, with only slight differences. 0.1KPa (-24.4), 0.2 (-16.0), 0.4 (-6.4), 1.0 (7.9), 2 (19.7), 4 (32.9), 7 (44.6), 10 (52.6), 101.3 (118.0) These are for isobutyl ester; for n-butyl ester it is 101.3 (126.1)