What Is Heat of Solution?

Solution thermodynamics refers to the thermodynamics of a homogeneous system composed of at least two components. Solution thermodynamics is widely used in engineering. This branch is closely related to the process of diffusion and separation and the physical properties of fluids, natural gas and oil extraction, research on hydrocarbon-water systems and hydrates, advanced processing of petroleum products, chemical processing of coal and solid fuels, gas purification and purification, Chemical processing of complex minerals, development of hydrometallurgical processes, polymer synthesis and processing, and biotechnology are all related to the thermodynamic properties of solutions. ^[1]