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redargon
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Say I want to put a bottle of water in the microwave and heat it up. How do I determine the pressure in the bottle as a relation to the temperature of the water? Assuming that there is a headspace of air between the liquid and the bottle cap. Is it dependant on the volume of the air space? ie. would a half filled bottle experince a greater pressure at the same temperature than a bottle that is 90% filled?
I'm trying to use partial pressures, but I'm battling to find out how much of the water is turned into vapour at certain temperatures.
I'm trying to use partial pressures, but I'm battling to find out how much of the water is turned into vapour at certain temperatures.