Query for Henry’s coefficient E

The Henry’s coefficient (E) is a parameter that describes the solubility of gases in liquids, and it is commonly used in the calculation of physical absorption processes. You can find the Henry coefficient in the following ways: 1. **Chemical engineering handbooks**: Professional books such as Perry’s Chemical Engineers’ Handbook typically list the Henry coefficients for various substances. 2. **Scientific articles and research papers**: By searching relevant scientific journals or online databases such as ScienceDirect and JSTOR, data on Henry’s coefficient under different conditions can be found. 3. **Specialized databases**: Such as the chemical substance data provided by NIST (the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology), or other online chemical databases; these databases often contain physicochemical data for various substances, including Henry’s law constants. 4. **Academic books**: Textbooks and reference books on solution chemistry or environmental engineering often also contain information related to Henry’s law constants. You can select the appropriate resources for querying according to your needs. .