prsndwg Full Member 10+ Year Member Jan 29, 2010 #1 Advertisement - Members don't see this ad is there a boiling point on the phase diagram? I see condensation and evaporation line, but not sure about the boiling point?!
Advertisement - Members don't see this ad is there a boiling point on the phase diagram? I see condensation and evaporation line, but not sure about the boiling point?!
U UndergradGuy7 Full Member 15+ Year Member Jan 29, 2010 #2 Not unless they tell you the pressure on the axis somewhere. When the partial pressure of a gas = the atmospheric that's where the boiling point is. Usually they don't give the pressure on the side. Upvote 0 Downvote
Not unless they tell you the pressure on the axis somewhere. When the partial pressure of a gas = the atmospheric that's where the boiling point is. Usually they don't give the pressure on the side.
U UCB05 Full Member 15+ Year Member Jan 29, 2010 #3 prsndwg said: is there a boiling point on the phase diagram? I see condensation and evaporation line, but not sure about the boiling point?! Click to expand... You're looking at it. The boiling point is the pressure & temperature point along the line where condensation/evaporation happens. Upvote 0 Downvote
prsndwg said: is there a boiling point on the phase diagram? I see condensation and evaporation line, but not sure about the boiling point?! Click to expand... You're looking at it. The boiling point is the pressure & temperature point along the line where condensation/evaporation happens.
