2015
DOI: 10.15407/ujpe60.05.0428
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Influence Of Fluorination On The Physical Properties Of Normal Aliphatic Alcohols

Abstract: Rheological properties of normal aliphatic alcohols and their fluorinated analogs have been studied. The temperature dependences of the density and the kinematic viscosity of fluorinated and normal alcohols are shown to have the same character. The density growth for fluorinated alcohols is revealed, with the shear viscosity growing more pronouncedly, if more hydrogen atoms in the alcohol molecule are substituted by fluorine ones. The calculated thermodynamic properties of a viscous flow testify that fluorinat… Show more

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“…1. On the basis of experimental data obtained for the kinematic viscosity coefficient and assuming the linear character of the dependence ln = ( −1 ), the enthalpy Δ ̸ = is calculated using the formula [15,16]…”
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“…1. On the basis of experimental data obtained for the kinematic viscosity coefficient and assuming the linear character of the dependence ln = ( −1 ), the enthalpy Δ ̸ = is calculated using the formula [15,16]…”
Section: Experimental Results and Their Model Interpretationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4. By plotting the dependences Δ ̸ = = (Δ ̸ = ), the presence (or absence) of the kinetic compensation effect [15,16], i.e. the linear relation between the enthalpy and the empirical entropy of a viscous flow described by the equation…”
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“…This progress is associated with the study of systems that are characterized by a behavior typical of continuous phase transitions. Such systems include, first of all, water [5,6], where the liquid-to-liquid transition was discovered [7][8][9], and aqueous solutions, in particular, of alcohols [10][11][12][13][14].…”
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confidence: 99%