Five new isobaric vapor−liquid equilibrium data sets for 1alcohol (C n OH) + n-alkane (C n+2 ) systems were measured at 40 kPa, including 1-hexanol + n-octane, 1-heptanol + n-nonane, 1-octanol + n-decane, 1-nonanol + n-undecane, and 1-decanol + n-dodecane. The data were measured utilizing a verified all-glass dynamic recirculating still, and all data sets passed the L/W, McDermott−Ellis, and Fredenslund thermodynamic consistency tests. Each of the five measured systems exhibited positive azeotropy, which is indicative of positive deviations from ideality, in alignment with the previously measured C n OH + C n+3 and C n OH + C n+4 systems. The PSRK + UNIFAC, NRTL, and PSRK + NRTL models were used to predict or correlate each of the newly measured systems, and the NRTL model consistently performed better than both of the PSRK model variations. The PSRK + UNIFAC model, however, still provided reasonable model predictions for the lower homologue combinations and can therefore be used to predict phase behavior for similar systems in the absence of experimental phase equilibrium data.