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The Henry’s law problem of PRO2

2016-05-27View Original

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When using the Henry’s law method, one should first check whether there are Henry’s law constant values for the solute/solvent in PRO/Ⅱ’s Henry’s law database. If no Henry’s law constant is available for a given solute in the database, the user must enter that constant value. I would like to ask how to view it in PRO2; could someone knowledgeable please tell me?
Reply #22016-05-27
At constant temperature and pressure, the solubility of a gas in a solution is proportional to its equilibrium pressure above the liquid surface.
Reply #32016-05-28
I know,, I’m asking how to check in the PRO2 simulation software whether Henry’s constant for a component is required.
Reply #42017-01-14
The Henry coefficient is a function of temperature, but people generally use it incorrectly by treating it as a constant value
Reply #52022-11-12
I’m asking for help: does anyone have the \"Henry’s law constant\"? Please send it to me. My email address is jw29@163.com

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