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What is the triple point temperature of carbon dioxide at 1.1 Mpa? Is it still -56.6°C?

2020-04-30View Original

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I’m asking experts for help – can this be simulated using Aspen?
Reply #22020-05-01
The triple point of a substance remains constant, independent of temperature and pressure. Degrees of freedom = number of components – number of phases + 2 = 1 – 3 + 2 = 0. The degrees of freedom are 0. Do you understand? Not everything needs to be simulated with Aspen; one must understand the basic principles and avoid becoming merely a user of the software.

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