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Unit conversion issue for the reaction rate constant k

2018-12-13View Original

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I encountered a unit issue while using Aspen for simulations. In the literature, the unit of the kinetic parameter k is m6·mol-1·(molH+)-1·s-1 (as shown in the figure), but I remember that in Aspen the unit of k should be m6·mol-2·s-1. I’m a bit confused now and hope experts can provide some guidance.
Reply #22018-12-14
According to what you said, aren’t these two the same? Isn’t mol-1*mol-1 equal to mol-2?
Reply #32018-12-19
The unit itself seems correct, but the numerical values differ significantly. I think the unit mol-1 (H+) might need to be converted. Thank you for your answer; thanks a lot.
Reply #42021-04-09
Bro, where did you find these dynamics data?

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