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K value in Vapor Liquid Equilibrium Formulas
K value is defined as the ratio of vapor-phase mole fraction to the liquid phase mole fraction. And is denoted by K.
Formulas to find K value in Vapor Liquid Equilibrium
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K-Value or Vapour-Liquid Distribution Ratio of Component
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K-Value of Component using Gamma-Phi Formulation
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K-Value of Component using Raoult's Law
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K-Value of Component using Modified Raoult's Law
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Vapor Liquid Equilibrium formulas that make use of K value
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Fugacity Coefficient of Component using K-Value Expression for Gamma-Phi Formulation
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Activity Coefficient of Component using K-Value Expression for Gamma-Phi Formulation
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Pressure using K-Value Expression for Gamma-Phi Formulation
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Saturated Pressure of Component using K-value Expression for Gamma-Phi Formulation
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Pressure using K-value Expression for Raoult's Law
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Saturated Pressure of Component using K-value Expression for Raoult's Law
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Activity Coefficient of Component using K-Value for Modified Raoult's Law
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Saturated Pressure of Component using K-value Expression for Modified Raoult's Law
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Pressure of Component using K-Value Expression for Modified Raoult's Law
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List of variables in Vapor Liquid Equilibrium formulas
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Mole Fraction of Component in Vapor Phase
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Mole Fraction of Component in Liquid Phase
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Activity Coefficient in Raoults Law
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Saturated Pressure in Gamma-Phi Formulation
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Fugacity Coefficient in Raoults Law
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Total Pressure of Gas
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Saturated Pressure in Raoults Law
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FAQ
What is the K value?
K value is defined as the ratio of vapor-phase mole fraction to the liquid phase mole fraction.
Can the K value be negative?
{YesorNo}, the K value, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.
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