The densities of methylcyclohexane-n-heptane mixtures

Activity Coefficients at Infinite Dilution of Organic Compounds in Trihexyl(tetradecyl)phosphonium Bis(trifluoromethylsulfonyl)imide Using Inverse Gas Chromatography

“…The molar volume of the solute V 1 0 was determined from experimental densities, and the partial molar volumes of the solutes at infinite dilution V 1 ∞ were assumed to be equal to V 1 0 . Values of P 1 0 and densities ρ 1 0 are given in Table with all references − used for the calculation of these parameters. Values of B 11 and B 13 have been estimated according to Tsonopolous’s method. − Critical parameters and acentric factors used for the calculations were taken from the literature. , …”

A novel pycnometer for density measurements of liquids at elevated temperatures

“…The density data and curves of equation (2) are presented graphically in figure 2. Density data for butanol [10,20,24] and heptane [4,18,19,24,25] are available in the literature. Our experimental butanol and heptane data were compared with density values interpolated from the literature data of Albert et al [10] and Doolittle [18].…”

“…There are two general methods of density measurement: pycnometry and dilatometry [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. Pycnometry is used to measure the mass remaining in a known volume after temperature induced overflow.…”

Usual and Unusual Surface Tensions of Perfluorocarbon-Containing Binary Liquid Mixtures near a Critical Endpoint

“…The densities used for heptane were from Christounchanged chain length. The first of these mixtures-pen-pher et al (23), for pentane from Curtice et al (24), for tane / perfluoroheptane-is effectively the counterpart of 2-methylpentane from Francis (25), and for octamethyltetraour first usual mixture-heptane / perfluorohexane. The cyclosiloxane from Hurd (26) and McLure and Barbarinsecond mixture-2-methylpentane / perfluorotributylam-Castillo (27).…”