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Vapor Pressure

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In a partially filled, closed container, the quantity of refrigerant evaporating from the surface equals the quantity returning to the liquid state as vapor particles condense. This state of equilibrium occurs under the influence of pressure and is often called vapor pressure. The vapor pressure is dependent on the temperature. Refer to REFRIGERANT R134A VAPOR PRESSURE TABLE  "vapor pressure table".