How should impurities be taken into account when entering raw materials?

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The purity of industrial raw materials is generally 98% to 99%, with some impurities present. How should this impurity be taken into account in ASPEN simulations? How to enter it? It’s not appropriate to just ignore it, right? Especially when the quantity is large, what do everyone do? Give some guidance

Reply #22023-02-10

The same applies; even some impurities remain unknown

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