Phase Envelope Critical Points
Phase Envelope Critical Points
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Where are the critical points for temp. and press. on a phase envelope diagram? Thanks.
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Where are the critical points for temp. and press. on a phase envelope diagram? Thanks.
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RE: Phase Envelope Critical Points
Its position will depend on what type of diagram you are looking at (and of course which mixture).
Best regards
Morten
RE: Phase Envelope Critical Points
RE: Phase Envelope Critical Points
RE: Phase Envelope Critical Points
For some systems such as a wet gas, the critical point can be a long, long way from the 'bulge'.
RE: Phase Envelope Critical Points
Try this link however to see where the critical point is in a P/T phase diagram:
http://www.chemistrycoach.com/Phase_diagram.htm
Every substanse (be it sing or multicomponent) has a critical point seen from a thermodynamic point of view. Not only hydrocan systems.
Best regards
Morten