The group contribution method Modified UNIFAC (Dortmund) is a well-known model for the
reliable prediction of phase equilibria (VLE, LLE, SLE of eutectic systems, azeotropic data and
γ∞) and excess properties (h
E). Compared to the original UNIFAC method, Modified UNIFAC
(Dortmund) provides a much better description of the temperature dependence of the activity
coefficients, and a more reliable presentation of the real behavior of phase equilibria in the
dilute region; in addition, it also leads to better results for asymmetric mixtures (i.e., those
involving molecules of very different size). Nevertheless, the parameters published previously
sometimes give poor results, especially at high (>140 °C) and low (<0 °C) temperatures. To
overcome these weaknesses, solid−liquid equilibria (SLE) of eutectic systems and enthalpies of
mixing (h
E) at high temperatures have been included additionally in the database used for fitting
the required group interaction parameters in order to ensure reliable results at low and high
temperatures. This paper contains details of 78 new or revised pairs of group interaction
parameters for Mod. UNIFAC (Do) covering a large temperature range.
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