Consider the air sample denoted by an asterisk (*) in Figure 7-2. Its temperature is –15°C and its vapor pressure is 1.72 mb. What is its relative humidity with respect to water if, at –15°C, the saturation vapor pressure over liquid water is 1.91 mb? (Your answer should be less than 100%, indicating an unsaturated sample.)
The relative humidity with respect to water if at
Answer to Problem 1E
The relative humidity of air sample is 90%.
Explanation of Solution
The expression used to calculate relative humidity is as follows.
Substitute 1.72mb for vapor pressure 1.91mb for saturation vapor pressure to find the relative humidity.
Therefore, the relative humidity of air sample is 90%.
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