What is the typical value of the gas density under reduced pressure?

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What is the typical density of gas with reduced pressure? Are there standard cubic values, and how can these be converted into mass values?

Reply #22016-11-21

Take a sample and conduct a component analysis; then we’ll know. Here, it’s usually around 1.3-1.4

Reply #32016-11-21

Calculating based on components is still reliable in this way

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