SolutionRuleModel Properties

Defines an attached property.

(Development) Includes comments in the XML code.

This expression is the opposite to DissolveSpeed: How fast a solid will precipitate from an oversaturated solution. If a markup expression is defined, it will be evaluated in the context of the mixture.

Contains a source of all bindings defined for element.

When dissolving a solid in a solvent, this expression (value between 0 and 1) defines how fast the amount of solute goes from nothing to the maximum amount. Example: Dissolving NaCl (s) in water, the maximum amount that can be dissolved is defined by the solubility expression, but how fast this amount is dissolevd is defined by the DissolveSpeedExpression. If a markup expression is defined, it will be evaluated in the context of the mixture.

This value determines how many times per second the rule is updated.

Defines a unique identifier for an element in the simulation.

This number corresponds to the maximum concentration of solute in a mixture before substance starts precipitating. While in theory this number is the same as the solubility, in pratice the crystallization may be delayed or very slow, which can be imitated by making this number higher than the solubility. It is not a number which can be found in any tables, you have to make it up. Must be higher than Solubility. If not defined it is considered as equal to Solubility. If a markup expression is defined, it will be evaluated in the context of the mixture.

The SolubilityExpression determines how many kilograms of a compound can be dissolved in one liter of solvent. If a markup expression is defined, it will be evaluated in the context of the mixture.

Contains a id of source template.

(Development) Used as temporary storage for XML comments (like ) to keep them.