Selection of thermodynamic methods for glycine (aminocaproic acid) aqueous solutions

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I now want to know some properties of aqueous solutions of glycine (aminoacetic acid); which thermodynamic method should be chosen to obtain accurate results? Who can help me?

Reply #22009-08-04

For aqueous systems, NRTL is usually used; given its high polarity, this method seems quite suitable as well – it’s worth giving it a try

Reply #32009-08-04

Thank you, china1223. I used the NTRL method in V7, but the results were not displayed; it showed an error message stating “An error occurred in Aspen Plus, the requested results can not be displayed””

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