How does Aspen determine the solubility product KSP of insoluble electrolytes (CaF)

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How to use Aspen to obtain the solubility product constant of insoluble electrolytes, such as calcium fluoride

Reply #22017-01-05

Dear sea friend, could you please provide more details? I would appreciate your guidance

Reply #32017-01-06

It’s a crude method: in Aspen, the electrolyte approach is used, whereby real substances are selected; an excess of CaCl2 is added to water, causing precipitation to occur, and then the chloride ions and calcium ions are simply multiplied together

Reply #42017-01-07

I would like to ask how to perform regression on solubility data?

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