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How to simulate the solubility of adipic acid, a solid organic acid

2018-05-06View Original

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Substances such as adipic acid and glutaric acid are solid organic acids; their solubility in water cannot be described using electrolyte models like those for NaCl, as such models will indicate that these substances do not exist. But upon further consideration, adipic acid should be considered a weak electrolyte, and therefore only the electrolyte model can be used. May I ask experts: 1. Can I define an ionization reaction for adipic acid in Aspen myself? If so, how should it be set up? 2. I have defined this ionization reaction, and I want to simulate its solubility (that is, the solubility of adipic acid in water at any given temperature). It seems that I still need the appropriate parameters for simulating electrolytes. If I have the solubility values at several different temperatures, how can I determine the parameters for electrolyte simulation? I’m not sure what data type to use; there’s no option for ‘tx’, only ‘txx’
Reply #22018-05-06
Forum members, please help explain this question. I need help from a good friend, and I’m hoping your platform can assist in resolving this issue.:):)

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