Seek help regarding the value of m in the phase equilibrium equation for ammonia in water at 10.4 MPa and 26°C.

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Dear teachers, I have a question I would like to ask. I am working on the design of an ammonia recovery system. When designing the absorption tower for ammonia recovery, I need to calculate the tower height. However, I was unable to find the corresponding data for the Henry’s constant of ammonia at 10.5 MPa and 26°C, as well as the operating line equation; I checked many manuals but found no such information. Who can find the value of m in the vapor-liquid equilibrium equation for ammonia at 10.5 MPa and 26°C?

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