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Density of water vapor

2011-12-14View Original

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Is the “white vapor” that comes out of the coking tower during coke quenching water vapor? I remember my junior high school physics teacher telling me that water vapor is colorless and invisible; the \"white vapor\" that can be seen is actually a large number of tiny liquid droplets formed when water vapor condenses. Now, what it actually is doesn’t matter; what I need most is its density Or the formula for calculating density; I hope everyone can provide it.
Reply #22011-12-14
Density is related to factors such as temperature and pressure; you can look up the saturated steam density at normal pressure that corresponds to the temperature at the vapor outlet

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