Urgent question! Seeking advice on inputting material properties
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I have only been learning ASPEN for a short time, and I encountered a substance that is not available in the ASPEN library, so I need to enter it manually. The substance is isopropyl-norbornene (iPNB). I would appreciate it if someone could guide me on how to enter it step by step, or if a kind person could prepare the formula for me directly. Thank you very much. PS: I’m using Aspen 2006. Thank you, it’s urgent! ! !
Some kind person, please give some advice :(
What are you going to lose? Thermodynamic data or mass transfer data?
I’m doing a simulation that generates a substance called iPNB, but it’s not available in the Aspen library; so I need to find a way to estimate its physical properties. . . Its structure is norbornene with an isopropyl group attached to it. I would be extremely grateful if it could help!
Property estimation and lookup: For properties not available in the Aspen database, information can be obtained through two methods: 1. Property estimation. I have previously posted a topic thread on this method: Property Estimation (Lecture Notes) http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-436491-1-1.html. 2. Log in to the NIST website to conduct searches; to do this, you need to enter details such as Name/Formula/CAS number or Structure on the webpage, in order to obtain data such as IR and MS information. http://webbook.nist.gov/chemistry/index.html.en-us.en I hope my lecture notes can help you solve the problem quickly. Remove the .bkp extension to restore it to PDF format
Could you send me a short message back? Thanks
Also, can someone send me an ASPEN manual? carnelian01943@163.com