1998
DOI: 10.2516/ogst:1998035
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Aqueous Solubility of Hydrocarbon Mixtures

Abstract: La solubilité de composés hydrocarbonés dans l'eau est d'une importance cruciale pour les sciences environnementales. Sa prévision est généralement basée sur la solubilité des constituants purs et de leur fraction molaire en mélange. La solubilité des composés purs est généralement bien connue, mais peu de données ont été publiées concernant les mélanges. L'utilisation d'une relation simple conduit à une sous-estimation de la solubilité réelle.Cet article présente quelques données nouvelles de solubilités de m… Show more

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“…Literature data are quite scattered; our experimental data are closer to that of Mc Auliffe[26] for n-hexane, to that of Mc Auliffe[26,27], Leinonen and Mackay[28], Sanemasa et al[29] and de Hemptinne et al[30] for cyclo-hexane and to that of Mc Auliffe[26,27] for 2,2,4-trimethyl-pentane.…”
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confidence: 72%
“…Literature data are quite scattered; our experimental data are closer to that of Mc Auliffe[26] for n-hexane, to that of Mc Auliffe[26,27], Leinonen and Mackay[28], Sanemasa et al[29] and de Hemptinne et al[30] for cyclo-hexane and to that of Mc Auliffe[26,27] for 2,2,4-trimethyl-pentane.…”
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confidence: 72%
“…Cyclohexane (▴) and (●), and methylcyclohexane (♦) solubility in water at 0.1 MPa. Dashed lines: SRK‐CPA EoS with adjusted k ij .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…12b). (2): hydrocarbon phase (II) ( ) [160] and aqueous phase (I) ( ) [160], ( ) [161], (᭹) [162]; (b) Water (1)-cyclohexane (2): hydrocarbon phase (II) ( ) [163], (♦) [164] and aqueous phase (I) ( ) [165]; (c) Water (1)-benzene (2): hydrocarbon phase (II) ( ) [160], (♦) [168], (+) [169] and aqueous phase (I) ( ) [160], ( ) [166], (᭹) [167]; (d) Water (1)-ethylbenzene (2): hydrocarbon phase (II) ( ) [170] and aqueous phase (I) ( ) [171], (᭹) [173], ( ) [172].…”
Section: Comparison With the Cpa Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%