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Aspen electrolyte issue

2009-04-07View Original

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What do apparent component and true component mean, and what is the difference between them?
Reply #22009-04-07
In simple terms, the true components are whatever is present in the solution, such as ions, while the apparent components are only those substances on the \"surface\", with ions being ignored~
Reply #32009-04-08
It is recommended to use apparent components; although the manual states that real components help with convergence, for general electrolyte simulations, apparent components are sufficient. The key point is that Txy phase diagrams drawn using real components are often incorrect.
Reply #42017-04-04
It is indeed not conducive to convergence, apparent components

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