NAPHTHALENE AND CARBON TETRACHLORIDE SOLUBILITY INTO GASEOUS MEDIUM EXPERIMENTAL STUDY

Abstract

This paper describe experimental study conducting for heat and humidity processes of carbon tetrachloride evaporation from capillary-porous solid surface and naphthalene sublimation into carbon dioxide and nitrogen medium. Psychometric conditions for experimental study conducting let us to get temperature differences values in-between wet and dry thermometers for different pressures. Experimental study is conducted for pressures from 0,15 bar to atmospheric pressure and for temperature from 20°С to 40°С. As temperature sensors the cuprum-constant thermoelectric thermometer is used. For experimental study conducting the relative humidity is taken equal to zero as result from gas delivery to working cell from tanks. As capillary-porous solid the cambric material is used.