The gas-liquid phase equilibrium equation for hydrogen chloride in liquid caustic soda
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Dear everyone, does anyone know this gas-liquid equilibrium equation? Please let me know if you do
Hydrogen chloride is a strong acid, and the concentration of liquid alkali is generally above 32%. These two substances react violently with each other; for a gas-liquid equilibrium to be established, there must be free hydrogen chloride in the liquid phase, but at that point the liquid phase is no longer alkaline. This famous problem is wrong in itself. It is recommended that the original poster review the inorganic chemistry content.
Indeed, there is no phase equilibrium; a chemical reaction occurs as soon as the two come into contact. Thank you for the reminder