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| + | == Adding Reaction Kinetics == | ||
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| + | == Isochoric Calculations == | ||
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| + | == What is Standard Liquid Volume? == | ||
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| + | See [[Standard Liquid Volume]] for a discussion about how this variable was created. | ||
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| + | == Database Import == | ||
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| + | == Selecting Solids == | ||
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| + | Sometimes equilibrium-based calculations will predict a solid phase that is known not to form or forms very slowly compared with process times. This video shows how to modify the solids list to obtain a more realistic (Digital Twin) version of the process. | ||
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| + | == A solubility curve as a function of concentration == | ||
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| + | This video shows how to perform a solid solubility calculation as a function of concentration | ||
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| + | == How to obtain equilibrium constants in OLI Studio == | ||
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| + | This video shows you how to obtain equilibrium constants from OLI Studio | ||
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| + | [[How to obtain equilibrium constants in OLI Studio]] | ||
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| + | == Entering Pseudocomponent or Assay Data into OLI Studio == | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:38, 25 April 2023
Contents
- 1 Introduction to the OLI Analyzers
- 2 Adding Reaction Kinetics
- 3 Isochoric Calculations
- 4 What is Standard Liquid Volume?
- 5 Database Import
- 6 Selecting Solids
- 7 A solubility curve as a function of concentration
- 8 How to obtain equilibrium constants in OLI Studio
- 9 Entering Pseudocomponent or Assay Data into OLI Studio
- 10 Enabling Debug Reports in OLI Studio
Introduction to the OLI Analyzers
Adding Reaction Kinetics
Isochoric Calculations
What is Standard Liquid Volume?
See Standard Liquid Volume for a discussion about how this variable was created.
Database Import
Selecting Solids
Sometimes equilibrium-based calculations will predict a solid phase that is known not to form or forms very slowly compared with process times. This video shows how to modify the solids list to obtain a more realistic (Digital Twin) version of the process.
A solubility curve as a function of concentration
This video shows how to perform a solid solubility calculation as a function of concentration
How to obtain equilibrium constants in OLI Studio
This video shows you how to obtain equilibrium constants from OLI Studio
How to obtain equilibrium constants in OLI Studio
