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    This document outlines a method for determining the vapor pressure of hydrocarbons using the normal boiling point and initial boiling point. It provides an example calculation showing a hydrocarbon with a normal boiling point of 190°C has a vapor pressure of 3.3 mmHg when checked at 227°C, as determined through the Van Kranen-Van Nes method.

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    This document outlines a method for determining the vapor pressure of hydrocarbons using the normal boiling point and initial boiling point. It provides an example calculation showing a hydrocarbon with a normal boiling point of 190°C has a vapor pressure of 3.3 mmHg when checked at 227°C, as determined through the Van Kranen-Van Nes method.

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    This document outlines a method for determining the vapor pressure of hydrocarbons using the normal boiling point and initial boiling point. It provides an example calculation showing a hydrocarbon with a normal boiling point of 190°C has a vapor pressure of 3.3 mmHg when checked at 227°C, as determined through the Van Kranen-Van Nes method.

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    Vapour Pressure of Hydrocarbons By Van Kranen-Van Nes Method:

    Normal Boiling Point of HC, (Initial Boiling Point) Temperature at which to check the vap pressure of process fluid Vapour pressure of Hydrocarbon

    Deg C Deg C mmHg

    190 227 3.3

    = =

    1801.4 34.844

    mmHg Psia

    Ref: P-13.2, Crude Oil Yields and Products properties June 1981.

    F C

    440 227

    C F

    227 441

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