Bubble point calculations using De Priester Charts & Iterative Method EXAMPLE [CC]

Bubble point of Multicomponent mixture using De Priester Charts & Iterative Method
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Useful for calculating composition of Bottoms Product in Multicomponent Distillation
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[@abdswitch7810]

Thank you for the Information, helped me a lot. hope you keep posting.

[@chemicalengineeringsolved]

Glad it was helpful!

[@fofitghvv]

Great explanation @

[@mimy1093]

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[@doublem6115]

Keep up the great work👍 Thanks🙏

[@hassanosama8366]

Epic

[@liliux21]

Great explanation! Thanks! :)

[@liamj31415]

Thank you

[@chemicalengineeringsolved]

You're welcome

[@purplefogg9466]

Thanks alot for this!

[@chemicalengineeringsolved]

Happy to help!

[@nurmohammadarola9562]

This is helpful thank you

[@chemicalengineeringsolved]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mimy1093]

Why n-pentane is the reference?

[@Esther_Temss]

The explanation on how u got the k values is not clear

[@chemicalengineeringsolved]

K values are specific to the temperature. We take a first temperature guess and then follow the procedure. For more questions, you can comment on send me an email.