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The azeotropy problem of methanol and formaldehyde

2019-07-30View Original

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The PROII software indicates that formaldehyde and methanol are an azeotrope, but no relevant data can be found in any manuals. Please, experts, let me know whether they truly form an azeotrope
Reply #22020-04-13
It’s not azeotropic; formaldehyde and water form associations. ASPEN’s aldehyde package is the best choice for simulation

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