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How to use Aspen to simulate the solubility of organic compounds in water

2015-08-13View Original

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I use a model of inorganic salts, which doesn’t involve any ionization equations at all. For example, phenol is an organic acid that is slightly soluble in water – how can one calculate its solubility using such a model? Thank you
Reply #22015-08-13
A flash tank will suffice; choose a 3-phase flash model
Reply #32015-08-13
Use a flash tank to provide enough oil-water mixture for separation of oil and water within the tank; then check the water content in the oil phase of the resulting product. Please point out any errors
Reply #42015-08-14
By using an oil-water separator, it is possible to observe the solubilities in the aqueous and oily phases under these conditions

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