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I need help understanding how to use the HSC Chemistry software to calculate the Gibbs free energy of chemical reactions under non-standard conditions

2018-09-15 View Original

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This post was last edited by guangbiao_he on 2018-9-15 09:28. Seeking help on how to use the HSC Chemistry software to calculate the Gibbs free energy of chemical reactions under non-standard conditions (Especially under high-pressure conditions) As we all know, the HSC chemistry thermodynamics software can calculate the standard Gibbs free energy; it allows for the setting of temperature parameters, but how are pressure parameters set? HSC Chemistry 6 can calculate the entropy, enthalpy, Gibbs free energy, and K value of reaction equations at different temperatures. However, I’m new to this tool as well and don’t know how to enter pressure parameters; please help me with that. Thank you. . . .
Reply #2 2020-05-20
Which version of HSC are you using?

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