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How to find the vapor pressure, boiling point, etc. of a solution in Aspen

2016-08-07View Original

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I would like to ask everyone for help – I need to know some physical property data regarding diammonium phosphate. How can I go about obtaining this information? For example, what is the boiling point of an aqueous solution of (NH4)2HPO4 at a concentration of 45%, under different pressures? The vapor pressure of water and the partial pressure of ammonia at a specified temperature (such as 60 degrees) and pressure (such as 12 kPa (A)).
Reply #22016-08-08
The boiling point can be retrieved from the property database.
Reply #32016-08-08
The boiling point can be retrieved from the property database.
Reply #42016-08-08
How did two appear all at once? I can’t delete them. .

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