There is no information in the ASPEN PLUS database on how to handle simulated substances

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When I use ASPEN PLUS to simulate column separation for monochlorocyclohexane, cyclohexane, and dichlorocyclohexane, the database does not contain information on chlorocyclohexane. How should I handle this situation? I would appreciate the guidance of all experts. Thank you!

Reply #22008-03-09

Is there anything in ASPEN PLUS that can predict the properties of substances based on their molecular structure? If there is one, I think it should be easier to handle. I don’t quite understand it either; I’m just starting to use this software: loveliness:

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