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    The document contains data and graphs related to vapor pressure and density of a substance. It includes a table with temperature, vapor pressure, and inverse temperature data that is plotted on a graph with vapor pressure on the y-axis and inverse temperature on the x-axis. The graph shows vapor pressure increasing exponentially with increasing inverse temperature. Another table provides temperature and density data for both the liquid and gas phases, with an average density calculation. This data is plotted on a separate graph with density on the y-axis and temperature on the x-axis, showing density decreasing linearly with increasing temperature for both phases.

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    The document contains data and graphs related to vapor pressure and density of a substance. It includes a table with temperature, vapor pressure, and inverse temperature data that is plotted on a graph with vapor pressure on the y-axis and inverse temperature on the x-axis. The graph shows vapor pressure increasing exponentially with increasing inverse temperature. Another table provides temperature and density data for both the liquid and gas phases, with an average density calculation. This data is plotted on a separate graph with density on the y-axis and temperature on the x-axis, showing density decreasing linearly with increasing temperature for both phases.

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    Benson Plot1

    Uploaded by

    Charles Adefemi Omowole
    The document contains data and graphs related to vapor pressure and density of a substance. It includes a table with temperature, vapor pressure, and inverse temperature data that is plotted on a graph with vapor pressure on the y-axis and inverse temperature on the x-axis. The graph shows vapor pressure increasing exponentially with increasing inverse temperature. Another table provides temperature and density data for both the liquid and gas phases, with an average density calculation. This data is plotted on a separate graph with density on the y-axis and temperature on the x-axis, showing density decreasing linearly with increasing temperature for both phases.

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    ln Pv (psia)

    Temp (R)
    421
    458
    482.5

    1/T (R ) Pv (Psia)
    0.002375
    147
    0.002183
    293
    0.002073
    440.9

    lnPv (Psia)
    4.990433
    5.680173
    6.088818

    7
    6

    f(x) = - 3624.2327402269x + 13.5975290796

    5
    4
    3
    2
    1
    0
    0.002

    0.00205

    0.0021

    0.00215 0.0022 0.00225


    1/Temperature (R )

    0.0023

    0.00235

    0.0024

    0.00235

    Temp.(F)

    Density (lbm/cuft)

    -253
    -235
    -217
    -199
    -181
    -163

    0.0024

    Liquid (lbm/cuft)
    26.17
    25.25
    24.28
    23.18
    21.89
    20.48

    30

    25

    20

    15
    f(x) = - 0.022398254x + 7.5021631746
    10

    0
    -260

    -240

    -220

    -200
    Temperature (F)

    Gas (lbm/cuft)
    AverageDensity (lbm/cuft)
    0.1443
    13.15715
    0.2747
    12.76235
    0.4766
    12.3783
    0.7744
    11.9772
    1.202
    11.546
    1.81
    11.145

    liquid
    Gas
    Avg
    Linear
    (Avg)

    5021631746

    -200
    Temperature (F)

    -180

    -160

    -140

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