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The problem of selecting the equation of state for hydrochloric acid concentration using PROII

2008-02-16View Original

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When PROII is used to concentrate hydrochloric acid, there are two equations of state for hydrochloric acid in the electrolyte equation, one is the HCL equation and the other is the HCL56 equation. Could someone please explain to me, what is the difference between these two equations? This post was last edited by Haichuan Zhifeng on 2008-2-16 20:05 ]
Reply #22008-02-17
No one knows? I need some advice from an expert! Put yourself first.
Reply #32008-02-18
There is no explanation about HCL56 in the help document of the software. There is no difference in the electrolyte components between the two methods. It is recommended to try the two methods separately to see how different the results are. Also, please clarify the concept of "equation of state".

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