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Chemical and Process Engineering with Mathcad
Chemical and Process Engineering with Mathcad
 Fitting Experimental Data to the Antoine Equation - Simple

 File Size  178K | Date Added May, 17, 2005
The Antoine equation describes the relationship between the vapour pressure and temperature of a liquid. This worksheet calculates the empirical coefficients for a given set of data.



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