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Temperature-Pressure

2011-11-06View Original

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Given the molar fractions of a mixture and the pressure-temperature relationships of the pure components, how can one calculate the pressure-temperature relationship for the mixture?;
Reply #22011-11-06
Chapter 1 or Chapter 2 of Thermodynamics (Chen Xinzhi’s Chapter 1 is an introduction). You’ll know after reading it.
Reply #32011-11-07
It depends on whether to treat it as a real fluid or an ideal gas; if it’s an ideal gas, the ideal gas equation can be used, but if it’s a real fluid, things get more complicated. It’s better to consult chemical thermodynamics in such cases

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