Water Vapor Pressure and Boiling Point Equations Formulas Calculator

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Antoine Equation.
Antoine equation for saturated vapor pressure
Solve for temperature.
Antoine equation arranged to solve for temperature
Notes:
  • This calculator uses a fitted equation to calculate the saturated vapor pressure. Therefore, the calculated values should be considered approximate. The equation is has a valid range of 1°C to 374°C and 4.89 mmHg to 162991 mmHg.
  • The constants for the Antoine formula are located below. This calculator uses the first set of constants for temperatures below 100° Celsius. The equation requires temperature to be in Celsius and pressure in mmHg. This calculator automatically makes the conversion.
  • Water will boil when the atmospheric pressure is less than the vapor pressure for a given temperature.

Inputs:

water vapor pressure
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Conversions:

water vapor pressure
= 0
= 0
millimeter of mercury

Solution:

temperature
= NOT CALCULATED

Other Units:


Constants Table
Water Temperature RangeABC
1°C ≤ T ≤ 100°C8.071311730.63233.426
99°C ≤ T ≤ 374°C8.140191810.94244.485

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Antoine Equation
Antoine equation arranged to solve for saturated vapor pressureSolve for saturated vapor pressure.
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