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TWO-PHASE SYSTEMS
Emulsion or
suspension
Ⅳ The Aerosol principle
dichlorodifluoromethane,
dichlorotetrafluoroethane,
trichloromonofluoromethane.
Example 1:What is the
How to determine a vapor pressure
vapor of a 60:40
pressure of a
mixture of propane and isobutane. Information on two
certain mixture?
propellants is as follows:
Property propane isobutane
Molecular formula C3H8 C4H10
Molecular weight 44.1 58.1
Boiling point(℉ ) -43.7 10.9
Vapor pressure(psig@70℉ ) 110 30.4
Liquid density(g/ml @70℉ ) 0.50 0.56
Flash point(℉ ) -156 -117
Assume an ideal solution.
60
n propane 1.36
44.1
40
n isobu tan e 0.69
58.1
From Raoult’s law, the partial pressure exerted by
the propane is:
n propane
Ppropane P propane
n propane n isobu tan e
1.36
110 72.98 psi
1.36 0.69
The partial pressure exerted by the isobutane is:
n isobu tan e
Pisobu tan e Pisobu tan e
n propane n isobu tan e
0.69
30.4 10.23 psi
1.36 0.69
The vapor pressure exerted by both gases, PT, is:
Dalton’s
PT=72.98+10.23=83.21psi at 70℉
law
(3)plastics
The selection of the container for an aerosol product is
based on
cost
Ⅵ Valve assembly
The function of the valve assembly is to permit the
expulsion of the contents of the can in the desired
form, at the desired rate, and, in the case of metered
valves, in the proper amount or dose.
PRESSURE FILLING
COLD FILLING
both the product concentrate and the propellant
must be cooled to temperatures of -30℉to -40℉
Notice: