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Selection of thermodynamic equations

2008-01-31View Original

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The tetrachloroethylene distillation feed consists of 96.45% C2Cl4, 62.27% C2Cl6, 60.02% C6Cl6, 0.24% C4Cl6, and 1% unknown substance. Which thermodynamic equation should be used? This post was last edited by visavis on 2009-4-13 at 16:25
Reply #22008-01-31
It belongs to a highly polar system; your choice of equation is also related to the temperature and pressure range
Reply #32008-01-31
Does the sum of the components not equal 100%? :lol :lol :lol
Reply #42008-02-04
Choosing thermodynamic equations is the most difficult task, especially for beginners; moreover, it is even more challenging when dealing with systems that contain water

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