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Thermodynamic models in Proii

2009-11-25View Original

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Some of the thermodynamic models in Proii can perform calculations for either a single liquid phase or a two-liquid phase; the selection is as follows: Single Liquid Phase Only or Enable Two-Liquid-Phase Calculations. How should one make this choice in simulation calculations? In what situations should the first option be chosen, and in what situations the second? What will be the difference in the calculation results of the two? I’d like to ask some experienced experts for advice. Thank you! :)
Reply #22009-11-25
I have encountered this problem as well; in aqueous solutions, if two liquid phases are used, water ends up separating out as a distinct phase. Waiting for experts to give some advice. . .
Reply #32009-11-25
I really hope experienced folks can give some advice:handshake
Reply #42009-11-27
Who is the expert? I also urgently need to solve this problem

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