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PROII was used to simulate the formaldehyde concentration enhancement condition

2009-03-27View Original

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PROII is used to simulate both low-pressure and high-pressure conditions for formaldehyde concentration enhancement; with a starting material concentration of 3%, is it possible to pre-concentrate it to 37%? Which equation to use? Thank you!
Reply #22009-03-28
The mechanism by which formaldehyde is produced under pressure differs from that under vacuum.
Reply #32009-03-28
The original poster should give up on PRII – it’s not viable; wasting time by circling around PRII is pointless. The original poster can refer to my post on “Which thermodynamic equation should be used for the concentration of formaldehyde in aqueous solutions?” I provided a fairly comprehensive answer today.

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