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Q1/ if we have 1 cm^3 in liquid phase, how much will be in gas phase??...

Q1/ if we have 1 cm^3 in liquid phase, how much will be in gas phase??

Q2/ Is there an equation to estimate the cost of the reactor??
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A1. The volume of the liquid phase occupied is specified as 1 cm3 . If it was filled in a solid enclosure and vaporized to gas phase, then the volume occupied is 1cm3 . When the liquid is vaporized in open system, say house, then the resulting gas phase occupies entire house. The liquid phase is compressed in an assembly with a piston along with heating the system results in the gas phase with lower volume. In other words, irrespective of liquid phase volume, gas phase can occupy volume depending on the geometric space with which it is filled.

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