I want to apply pressure to a liquid and then measure its boiling point; what instrument would be suitable for this?

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As the title suggests, could anyone give me some advice? A pressure of 1 or 2 atmospheres will suffice.

Reply #22017-01-01

Special experimental equipment: equilibrium reactor. It’s a piece of cake to use the gas-liquid equilibrium testing equipment available at many chemical engineering universities for this task.

Reply #32017-01-03

As long as the pressure isn’t too high, a regular autoclave will suffice

Reply #42017-01-10

It can’t be found – the boiling points of various salts

Reply #52017-01-10

But I see that the autoclave is completely sealed – how can I know if something is boiling inside?

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