Is the gas-phase dehydrogenation reaction at 220°C and atmospheric pressure always endothermic, regardless of the property method used for calculation? ? ?

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The gas-phase dehydrogenation reaction at 220°C and atmospheric pressure is endothermic whenever calculated using any property-based method, yet experiments show it to be an exothermic reaction. Whether using the PR equation or calculating based on an ideal gas. I’ll throw out a brick first.

Reply #2 2017-03-22

I’ll take on one myself; looking forward to the appearance of experts.

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