The process used to calculate the density of ammonium chloride seems correct, but the result should be incorrect
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As the title suggests, I entered a variable representing the mass fraction of ammonium chloride, and specified density RHOMX as the desired output. However, the result showed that the density decreased as the mass fraction of ammonium chloride increased. I would like to know where I made a mistake. I also used the mixer to combine ammonium chloride and water, and found that the density of the resulting mixture was also less than 1. How could this happen?
You can check the density of the ammonium chloride aqueous solution to see if it matches. What volume model did you choose?
I’m using electrolytes; are you referring to the physical property method?
Do you mean the volume model in terms of the method for selecting material properties, that is, the electrolyte?