1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0378-3812(99)00213-7
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High-pressure densities and P–T–x–y diagrams for carbon dioxide+linalool and carbon dioxide+limonene

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“…Further analysis was done on these data and detail on this is presented in the next section. For the system CO 2 /Limonene, the data of Gamse and Marr [29] and of Chang and Chen [30] are not acceptable correlated and therefore a different model should be used (TDM). In this last case the comparison of different experimental data presented in the literature for the mixture CO 2 /limonene shows important differences between the data reported.…”
Section: Applications Of the Proposed Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further analysis was done on these data and detail on this is presented in the next section. For the system CO 2 /Limonene, the data of Gamse and Marr [29] and of Chang and Chen [30] are not acceptable correlated and therefore a different model should be used (TDM). In this last case the comparison of different experimental data presented in the literature for the mixture CO 2 /limonene shows important differences between the data reported.…”
Section: Applications Of the Proposed Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chang et al [7] used a similar calibration procedure. Chang and Chen [8] described in detail the calculation of the composition of the liquid and the vapor phase from the density data. Tables 1-4 present all experimental data concerning four binary systems at 313 and 333 K.…”
Section: Experimental P-t-x-y Experimental Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kim et al investigated the time-related mass transfer kinetics of oil components between solid-phase (rice bran) and fluid-phase (carbon dioxide) in supercritical carbon dioxide extraction [16]. Chang et al studied supercritical carbon dioxide extraction kinetics and high-pressure vapor-liquid-phase equilibrium measurements between oil compounds and carbon dioxide [17,18]. Many multi-stage supercritical fluid deacidifications of rice bran oil have been conducted to remove free fatty acids or triglycerides from raffinate oil using a packed column at a middle-high pressure at 333-353 K to increase concentrations of ␥-oryzanols and phytosterols in the oil [19][20][21][22][23][24].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%