Henry's coefficient of HCL and water
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I can’t find an example of hydrogen chloride being absorbed by water, nor the gas-liquid equilibrium constant for HCl and water. That is, the constant in Henry’s law; the value of m in Y=MX. Please help me out, thank you
The gas-liquid phase equilibrium constant and the Henry coefficient are not the same concept; the original poster should understand this first.
When hydrogen chloride dissolves in water, hydrochloric acid is formed, and Henry’s law can no longer be applied to this system
Haha, thanks to everyone above. Maybe I didn’t explain it clearly enough, but I found the information by looking through the design manual. This post was last edited by vrain on 2009-4-13 09:48.]