What is the density of water vapor under standard conditions?
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As the title suggests, I now know the volumetric flow rate of the flue gas under standard conditions as well as the volume fraction of water vapor. I would like to know the mass flow rate of water vapor under standard conditions Seeking guidance. Thank you very much
Knowing the volumetric flow rate and dividing it by the density of water vapor under standard conditions gives the mass flow rate of water vapor under those conditions.
Well, I just don’t know the density of water vapor under standard conditions; I can’t find any information outside, so I’m seeking help
Density of water vapor at 1 standard atmosphere: Temperature (C) Density (kg/m3) 105 0.5897 110 0.5816 115 0.5737 120 0.5660 125 0.5585 130 0.5512 135 0.5441 140 0.5372 145 0.5304 150 0.5238
Many people say that under standard conditions the density of water vapor is 1 kg/m^3; therefore, 1 cm^3 of water vapor weighs 1 g, right?
The density of water vapor at standard conditions is 1 kg/m^3