In the ProII simulation results, D86 is a volume fraction value; can it be converted into a mass fraction value?

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I would like to ask the experts: in the simulation results of ProII, D86 represents a volume fraction value. Is it possible to convert this into a mass fraction value? Thank you:handshake

Reply #22017-08-17

D86 doesn’t seem to work; TBP and D2887 work fine.

Reply #32017-08-18

Thank you! Yes, I’ve been looking for it for a long time too without success :(

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