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Is the gas pressure in a closed container related to the amount of liquid contained within it?

2016-12-07View Original

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For example, in two vacuum containers of the same volume, one containing a drop of liquefied gas and the other containing 99% of its volume in liquefied gas, how is the pressure inside the containers determined?
Reply #22016-12-07
Liquefied gas should vaporize, right? Will the pressure be different?
Reply #32016-12-07
In the presence of non-condensable gas, the higher the liquid level, the higher the pressure; in the absence of non-condensable gas, the pressure is independent of the liquid level (when it is full, this does not apply).

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