A phase rule experiment: The system lead nitrate-sodium nitrate-water

Heric, E. L.

doi:10.1021/ed035p510

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“…The wide variety of ternary liquid systems was demonstrated by Francis and Smith. 7 Some examples of ternary diagram experiments proposed in this Journal include the lead nitrate−sodium nitrate−water system (gravimetric analysis), 8 the water−acetic acid−1,2dichloroethane system (analysis by refractive index), 9,10 the water−acetic acid−chloroform system (analysis by NMR), 11 and the water−n-heptane−n-propanol system (analysis by gas chromatography, 12 UV or fluorescence spectroscopy, 13 or NMR 14 ). These describe, at ambient temperatures, either two solid + liquid or three liquid component systems.…”

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Investigation of the Ternary Phase Diagram of Water–Propan-2-ol–Sodium Chloride: A Laboratory Experiment

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A new laboratory experiment investigating the ternary phase equilibrium of water−propan-2-ol−sodium chloride with one-, two-, and three-phase regions has been developed. Observations of the type and number of phases of a series of mixtures of the three components were made, and the results are then used in a systematic way to more finely choose the next set of compositions to use. No specialized equipment is required.

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