The discussion revolves around the liquefaction of oxygen under various pressures, specifically seeking a phase diagram that illustrates the behavior of oxygen between 0 and 50 atm. Participants are looking for resources and information related to the phase transitions of oxygen.
Participants do not appear to reach a consensus on the best resource for the phase diagram, with multiple suggestions provided but no agreement on a single source or method for obtaining the desired information.
The discussion highlights the need for specific data regarding the phase behavior of oxygen, but does not resolve the best approach to obtain this information or clarify any assumptions regarding the phase diagram's applicability.
Individuals interested in the phase behavior of gases, particularly oxygen, as well as those studying thermodynamics or related fields in chemistry and engineering may find this discussion relevant.
You don't need the whole phase diagram. All you need to know is the equilibrium vapor pressure of oxygen (as a function of temperature). You should be able to find this using google. If not, look in the handbook of chemistry and physics or the chemical engineers' handbook.pixelpuffin said:i need to know what pressure oxygen will liquefy at under various pressures but i can't find a phase diagram anywhere
any link phase diagram that shows pressures 0-50 atm would be useful