Please tell me how to use aspen to calculate the heat of reaction and Gibbs free energy of a chemical reaction.

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How to calculate the heat of reaction and Gibbs free energy of a chemical reaction using aspen

Reply #22009-04-13

The heat of reaction can be calculated using the RStoic reactor. How to calculate the free energy?~~

Reply #32009-04-13

I will only use the Manual of Materialization and Chemistry to calculate Gibbs free energy!

Reply #42009-04-13

The basic idea of calculating the heat of reaction in Aspen Plus is to use the enthalpy difference of the components. Even in Reaction Kinetics, there is no need to define the heat of reaction because of this. Free energy, I am not very clear about the same question, but in addition to the enthalpy and entropy values in Aspen Plus logistics, I should be able to calculate it myself? Haha, can any expert explain it?

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