Simulation of the solubility of chlorine in n-hexane
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The solubility of chlorine in n-hexane was calculated using the solubility function in Aspen; the results showed that the solubility was 0 at various temperatures (using both the NRTL property method and other methods). I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice?
Parameters for the interaction between chlorine and n-hexane or vapor-liquid equilibrium data are required.
Thank you for the reply. Can solubility be directly calculated from gas-liquid equilibrium data? Then don’t use simulation software. Additionally, when I use the solubility analysis function on Aspen’s \"Material Properties\" page to perform calculations directly, it seems that the software defaults to calculating the solubility of solids, as a warning message appears stating that \"the current temperature is above the melting point of chlorine, so solubility calculations cannot be carried out.\"
First, figure out what simulation is and why it’s needed. According to you, software is useless; everything can be calculated by hand.
I was only referring to my current needs; please don’t take things out of context.