The error of the multi-component electrolyte dissolution model is too large.

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50-C is sodium chloride; 50-S is sodium sulfate. The method used is ELECNRTL, and the actual error is quite large.

Reply #22019-09-24

What does high error mean? Comparisons can only be made when there are both experimental values and simulated values; generally, if the experimental values are good, then the experimental values are trusted rather than the simulated ones.

Reply #32019-09-24

It’s to compare with the actual value, by entering the actual value? That DATA table is a bit complicated

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