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2001.10.12 Lee, Yunmi

An Equation of State for Electrolyte Solutions ( Single Volatile Weak Electrolytes in Water) Gang Jin and Marc D.Donohue Ind. Eng. Chem. Res. 1988. 2001.10.12 Lee, Yunmi. CONTENTS . Introduction Thermodynamic Analysis Equation of State Determination of Parameters for Ions

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2001.10.12 Lee, Yunmi

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  1. An Equation of State for Electrolyte Solutions(Single Volatile Weak Electrolytes in Water)Gang Jin and Marc D.DonohueInd. Eng. Chem. Res. 1988 2001.10.12 Lee, Yunmi KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  2. CONTENTS • Introduction • Thermodynamic Analysis • Equation of State • Determination of Parameters for Ions • Calculations and Results • Conclusion KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  3. Introduction • Application of thermodynamic properties of volatile weak electrolytes in aqueous solutions • Fertilizer industry, food industry, chemical industry, environmental engineering • Historical approach • based on Pitzer’s equation (1973) : Edwards et al. (1975,1978) • based on NRTL theory charge-charge & charge-molecule interaction : Cruz and Renon (1978,1979) Chen and Evans (1986) Chen et al (1979, 1980) KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  4. Introduction • PHC equation : Daumn et al (1986) • Perturbation theory (Jin & Donohue, 1988) • Charge-charge interaction • Charge-molecule interaction • PACT (Perturbation Anisotropic Chain Theory ) : 4 parameters (s,q,e,c) • Neutral molecules : PACT fitting (vapor pressure & liquid density) • Ion molecules : calculated by ionic radius and polarizability • No adjustable parameters determined by fitting the equation to experimental data KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  5. Thermodynamic Analysis • Vapor-liquid equilibria • Henry’s Constant , H KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  6. Thermodynamic Analysis • Overall mass balance • Dissociation • Charge balance KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  7. Equation of State • EoS can be obtained from Helmholtz free energy • Helmholtz free energy • Perturbed Anisotropic Chain Theory (Vimalchand et al,1985) Attractive term Ideal gas contribution Repulsive term Carnahan and Starling (1972) KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  8. Equation of State • Attractive term • Equation of State : long range charge-charge interaction perturbation expansion about a hard-sphere KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  9. Equation of State • Chemical potential • Properties for VLE calculation : KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  10. Determination of Parameters for Ions • Each particle can be divided into ‘s’ equal-size : interactions between two particles can be considered as a sum of the segmental interactions of them • Each particle has surface area ‘q’, interaction energies per unit surface area ‘e’ • PACT contains another parameter, ‘c’ • For simple molecules , c=1 • Parameters for Molecule KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  11. Determination of Parameters for Ions • Parameters for ions KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  12. Calculations and Results • Equilibrium constant K KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  13. Calculations and Results KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  14. Calculations and Results KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  15. Calculations and Results • Fig6,fig7 KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  16. Calculations and Results KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

  17. Conclusion • The agreement between this model and other correlations is remarkable with determining unique parameter values when regressing so many parameters from the experimental data and no adjustable parameter • PACT EoS shows considerable promise for prediction vapor-liquid equilibrium behavior of weak electrolyte aqueous solution without any adjustable parameter KOREA University, Thermodynamics&Properties LAB

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