Seeking Aspen ions related to electrolyte-containing materials
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While working with electrolytes, I found that when entering various electrolyte components (such as H+, OH-, S—, etc.) into the Component Name field, there were many more fields to fill out – seemingly related to the binary correlations between different ions. I’m not sure how to proceed, so I hope experienced users can offer some guidance. Is this step really important? I noticed that all the relevant fields are already marked with a blue checkmark, but I’m worried it might affect the subsequent results. Looking forward to your replies :handshake. If any of you have examples related to this, please share them so I can learn from how others handle this issue; it would be great if the simulation process also included information on ion reactions :lol
After entering this component (molecular formula), click ELec-Wizard
Check help, and look for the electrolyte you need in research – give it a try. HS, HCL, NH3, etc. are all available.