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This issue is a copy of the next issue... reaktoro/reaktoro#199 Volpatto asked me to post the same issue here.
I have a problem with the tutorial named Solubility of carbon dioxide in water on the next page... https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/reaktoro/reaktoro-jupyter/master?filepath=tutorial%2Foverview.ipynb
The tutorial states that a decrease in pressure will reduce the amount of CO2. However, the picture shows the opposite. What's going on?
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I think there is a small typo in the EquilibriumProblem setup that influenced the result:
problem.add("C02", 0.18, "mol") # add calculated amount of gas
I mean: C02 --> CO2
C02 --> CO2
btw: very awesome library. I am still learning to use it, but it look very complete and robust. Thank you for making available.
Hi @caiofcm - good catch! Thanks for reporting this. C02 ends up equivalent to adding C2 instead of CO2.
C02
C2
CO2
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This issue is a copy of the next issue...
reaktoro/reaktoro#199
Volpatto asked me to post the same issue here.
I have a problem with the tutorial named Solubility of carbon dioxide in water on the next page...
https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/reaktoro/reaktoro-jupyter/master?filepath=tutorial%2Foverview.ipynb
The tutorial states that a decrease in pressure will reduce the amount of CO2.
However, the picture shows the opposite.
What's going on?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: