What is the Henry’s law constant for NH3 in water at 30°C?
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What is the Henry’s law constant for NH3 in water at 30°C?
The NH3 content in water also needs to be specified. By definition, is it only the equilibrium partial pressure of ammonia in an aqueous solution?
Hello, do you mean that the Henry’s law constant for NH3 at a certain temperature is not a fixed value?
This post was last edited by 2005011lcj on 2019-10-16 at 11:27. The Henry’s law constant for NH3 in water at 30℃ is 0.590756277 MPA
The Henry coefficient applies to light gases and dilute solutions; for NH3, it is not a fixed constant, so you need to read more in the relevant textbooks.
The Henry coefficient is a function of temperature; once the temperature is determined, it becomes a fixed value
H2, O2, N2, etc. all obey Henry’s law; for NH3, it does not obey Henry’s law, so there is no such thing as a Henry constant – instead, interaction parameters must be consulted.
Hello, are there Henry’s constants for NH3 at other temperatures? For example, 25, 35, 40℃
Which books provide information on the NH3 Henry coefficient? I need to calculate the design of a water-washed ammonia spray tower urgently
At 20°C, isn’t it 76.41 KPa? This is the value I saw in a book, and it’s different from the result obtained using the table you provided.