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Could everyone help me check the saturated vapor pressure of ethanedioic acid at 100°C?℃

2016-11-16View Original

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Thank you. For removing oxalic acid, it seems that the impurities can’t be completely removed; I’d like to check the saturated vapor pressure of this substance in the range of 100–150°C. Thank you all. I would be very grateful if there were a point at every 10°C from 100–150°C
Reply #22016-11-16
This post was last edited by TVB on 2016-11-17 21:04. Please check the next post; I hope it will help you.
Reply #32016-11-17
I’m sorry, I got that wrong; it was identified as ethylene glycol. Here is the correct one.
Reply #42016-11-18
Oxalic acid should sublimate strongly at 150 degrees. Are the numbers not quite right? . .
Reply #52016-11-19
I’m not very familiar with this; I’ve never dealt with it and don’t know much about the relevant knowledge. I think you’ll need to read more relevant literature and design manuals. I hope your problem can be resolved soon.

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