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Freezing point range of methanol-water mixture

2007-12-13View Original

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How much methanol needs to be added to water to lower its freezing point to -10 degrees? What algorithm is being used? Also, what is the specific relationship between the freezing point of saltwater and the salt content? Is there any formula that can be used to calculate it? Thank you
Reply #22007-12-13
It seems that 20% corresponds to -14 degrees, and 30% corresponds to around -29 degrees
Reply #32008-11-29
Who has a method for simulating the freezing point using Aspen? In more detail

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