Carbon Dioxide specific gravity at high pressure 1

[israelkk]

Can any one point where I can find a tables of specific gravity for Carbon Dioxide as a function of pressure and temperature (I need this for pressure vessel calculations).

Tables for other gases such as Nirogen, Air, Helium, Argon etc. will be appreciated too.

 

[quark]

http://webbook.nist.gov/chemistry/fluid/

Good Luck,


Believe it or not : Had we trusted Archimedes and assigned him the work of lifting the earth(or any mass equivalent to that of earth on earth),with a lever of suitable length, it would have taken him 23 million million years to lift the earth by one centimeter, if he worked at the rate of 1 HP.

 

[israelkk]

Thank you quark!

 

[CostasV]

quark,

I guess he (Archimedes) would have exploited other sources of energy to move the earth at little faster, if he had to. After all he used solar radiation to burn the Roman ships, didn't he?

Costas.

 

[quark]

Ofcourse, he did burn the ship. But in the above example, Archimedes was describing the power of lever to King Heiros after successfully and singlehandedly launching a 4000ton ship from dock when dock workers failed.

The fact I stated above is not to defame the greatest mind on earth. (Even Newton considered him as a giant in science)This is just for fun. (He could have easily calculated this)

Regards,


Believe it or not : Though he couldn't prove, Einstein never agreed with Heisenberg on his Uncertainty Principle.

 

[25362]

One source could be Perry's Chemical Engineer's Handbook, Ed VI, tables 3-224, 3-225. Edited by McGraw-Hill. Another the CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics (various tables), by the CRC Press. Good luck.