CHEMISTRY/ENGINEERING QUESTION- how to tell b/w liquid and vapor using their

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03-14-2008, 03:26 PM

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CHEMISTRY/ENGINEERING QUESTION- how to tell b/w liquid and vapor using their

pressures? I have a stream of a substance at a certain pressure. And I found that its equilibrium vapor pressure (at that temperature) is higher than its actual pressure. So does it mean its a vapor or liquid? and why if you can answer that?

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