Hi Brian,
Thanks, I will contact with the sales department. In addition, I am a little confusing with this example discussed here. As we knew, when Logk>0, the reactions will occurs spontaneously, however, when Logk < 0, the reactions will not occurs at normal conditions. As for Eq.1 above, its logk <0 which can be directlly got using Rxn, then it seems that it doesn't make sense to use it here. Also, I think that Rxn is a very convenient tool by which we can get the Log k of a reactionand easily to determine if the reaction will be happened . Am I right ?
I will be very grateful if you could give me some advice on my above qustions.
Many thanks and best regards
Tianwei