Dear All,
I am trying to understand the conversion of E/N (where E is Electric field in VCm^-1 and N are the number of neutral particles in units m^-3) to E/P (Vcm^-1torr^-1).
For pure isobutane;
I have E/N = 143 Td
Can anyone help how I can have E/P ?
I have done some search and observe that at 1 torr and at Room temperature (say 293.15*K), the E/N is ~3 times of E/P for pure nitrogen. But i am unable to have a proper picture for isobutane.
Can anyone help me. I will highly appreciate.
Best,
Vijay
Vijay R. Sharma
Well here is the answer,
N/V = P / K. T
where N/V es density of the gas,
P es pressure
K es Boltz . const
T es temp.
Cheers.
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