In this study liquid phase equilibrium compositions were measured at 298.15 K under atmospheric pressure for (water + propan-1-ol + diethyl carbonate (DEC) + benzene or cyclohexane or heptane) quaternary systems and (water + DEC + propan-1-ol or benzene or cyclohexane) ternary systems. Good correlation of the experimental LLE data was seen for the measured systems by both modified and extended UNIQUAC models. The solubility of DEC in aqueous and organic phases is shown by equilibrium distribution coefficients calculated from the LLE data.
Tie
lines were investigated for two quaternary systems of water
+ ethanol + diethyl carbonate + methylbenzene or heptane and three
related ternary systems of water + diethyl carbonate + ethanol or
methylbenzene or heptane at 303.15 K and atmospheric pressure. The
raw experimental tie line data were correlated using the modified
and extended UNIQUAC activity coefficient models. The reliability
of the experimental tie line data was tested with the Othmer–Tobias
equation. Distribution coefficients were calculated from the experimental
tie line data to analyze the solubility of components in aqueous and
organic phases.
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