I know how to determine the boiling point of a mixture based on its components; thank you!
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I know how to determine the boiling point of a mixture based on its components; thank you!
I’ll ask a friend for you. :lol
If a mixture can form an azeotrope, then the concept of a boiling point does not apply, as its boiling process starts at a low initial boiling point and gradually rises to a final boiling point; this is what is referred to as the boiling range.
The mixture should be referred to as the bubble point and dew point. As mentioned on floor 5, if one wants to find these values, for conventional components, standard process simulation software can be used to calculate them.
https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/344905025
Aspen can be used to simulate and determine whether an azeotrope exists, and then to calculate the bubble point, not the boiling point
Aspen can be used to simulate and determine whether an azeotrope exists, and then to calculate the bubble point, not the boiling point