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N2 and H2S phase behavior issues

2016-07-30View Original

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Dear experts, at 1.0 MPA, are H2S and N2 in gaseous or liquid state respectively? Thank you for the guidance
Reply #22016-08-05
Check the chemical engineering handbook, or simulate it directly with Aspenplus
Reply #32016-08-05
It is related to temperature: at 1 Mpa, hydrogen sulfide is in gaseous state above 0 degrees Celsius, and it liquefies at 0 degrees Celsius. Nitrogen needs to be at over minus 100 degrees

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