Pressure vs Temperature (boiling point)
pressure when operating in the region of 760 mmHg (atmospheric pressure). At lower pressures, a 10 ˚C drop in boiling point can be observed for each halving of the pressure. At lower pressures, a boiling point Nomograph Temperature-Pressure alignment chart can be used to find certain temperatures and pressures. Temperature-Pressure Nomograph:
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