2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2023.143332
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Evaluation of phase separation behavior of amine + organic solvent + H2O phase change absorbents

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“…Several researchers proposed that the phase change behavior of CPCAs might be related to the polarity difference between the different components. E T (30), dielectric constant, dipole moment, and Hansen solubility parameter were used as solvent polarity parameters to investigate the mechanism of phase separation in previous studies. , The parameter values of used solvents and the observed phase behaviors were presented in Table . In the case of certain amines, with the selection of E T (30) as a measure of solvent polarity, the lower the polarity, the more the trend of phase separation.…”
Section: Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several researchers proposed that the phase change behavior of CPCAs might be related to the polarity difference between the different components. E T (30), dielectric constant, dipole moment, and Hansen solubility parameter were used as solvent polarity parameters to investigate the mechanism of phase separation in previous studies. , The parameter values of used solvents and the observed phase behaviors were presented in Table . In the case of certain amines, with the selection of E T (30) as a measure of solvent polarity, the lower the polarity, the more the trend of phase separation.…”
Section: Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been discovered that LA-Na not only retains the polymerization properties of LA but also rapidly decomposes into small LA sodium salts when exposed to water. 56…”
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confidence: 99%