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Vapor Density: 1.3


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The vapor density of a gas is the mass of a given volume of gas, divided by an equal volume of a reference gas (usually hydrogen) at the same temperature and pressure.

 

If it's 1.3 then I can only presume that it is 1.3 times heavier that the same volume of hydrogen gas at the same temperature and pressure.

 

Note: vapor density only applies when your solution is in the gas phase so if you are leaving it as a liquid then it doesn't apply to you.

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