Re: Uggggh

posted by [identity profile] dglenn.livejournal.com at 06:01am on 2005-06-15
Go for it. So far I'm thinking that the vapor pressure of H2O at a given temperature translates to the quantity in the air at 100% relative humidity, and planned to work forward from there once Google finds me a chart of partial pressures or I find my high school chemistry book. But maybe there's a shorter way?
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Re: Uggggh

posted by [identity profile] blumindy.livejournal.com at 01:43pm on 2005-06-15
Don't think there is one but I'll try to get back to this after a crazy day :)
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