How to view the physical property data of components in Aspen
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How can one view the physical property data of components in Aspen? Such as DGFORM (standard Gibbs free energy) and DHFORM (standard enthalpy of formation)? I hope experienced folks can give some advice. Thank you O(∩_∩)O~
Define components----just click review! in the lower right corner! It was also mentioned in previous posts
I checked the parameters of NACL (solid) in this way, and the DHFORM value is different from that in the engineering chemistry database. What’s going on? 2# dongwenwei531
Is the difference for 3# smallduck large? ! I’m not really sure either; I haven’t done any comparisons! I’m sorry! :$
I sent you a text message with the website address of the database; please take a look at it for me~~ 4# dongwenwei531
We all rely on the data sheets as the authoritative source, with network data serving as a reference; unless it is data from sites like NIST, which we also consider part of the sheet data
Oh, what is the name of the data sheet you are referring to? Where can I find it? For physical property parameters that I’m not sure exist in Aspen, can I simply enter them? Such as the standard enthalpy of formation of NACL? 6# hu688