Table 13.5 Saturation Vapor Density of Water Temperature ("C) Vapor pressure (Pa) Saturation vapor density (g/m) -50 4.0 0.039 -20 1.04x102 0.89 -10 2.60x102 2.36 6.10x 102 4.84 8.68x102 6.80 1.19x10 1.69x10 10 9.40 15 12.8 20 2.33x103 17.2 3.17x10 4.24x10 6.31x10 25 23.0 30 30.4 37 44.0 40 7.34x103 51.1 50 1.23x104 82.4 60 1.99x10* 130 70 3.12x104 197 80 4.73x104 294 90 7.01x10* 418 95 8.59x10* 505 100 1.01×105 598 120 1.99x105 1095 150 4.76x105 2430 200 1.55x106 7090 220 2.32x106 10,200

Table 13.5 Saturation Vapor Density of Water Temperature ("C) Vapor pressure (Pa) Saturation vapor density (g/m) -50 4.0 0.039 -20 1.04x102 0.89 -10 2.60x102 2.36 6.10x 102 4.84 8.68x102 6.80 1.19x10 1.69x10 10 9.40 15 12.8 20 2.33x103 17.2 3.17x10 4.24x10 6.31x10 25 23.0 30 30.4 37 44.0 40 7.34x103 51.1 50 1.23x104 82.4 60 1.99x10* 130 70 3.12x104 197 80 4.73x104 294 90 7.01x10* 418 95 8.59x10* 505 100 1.01×105 598 120 1.99x105 1095 150 4.76x105 2430 200 1.55x106 7090 220 2.32x106 10,200

Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter18: Temperature

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