1939
DOI: 10.1021/ja01871a077
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The Thermodynamics of Aqueous Sodium Chloride Solutions from 0 to 40° from Electromotive Force Measurements

Abstract: Thermodynamics of Sodium Chloride Solutions 495 Hughes.20 The energy of activation for this reaction in solvents of constant dielectric constant appears to be "normal." However, the values reported in this paper are not sufficiently precise for use in testing modern theories. Summary Experimental velocity measurements have been made for the reactions of ethyl iodide with the solvent, sodium hydroxide, triethylamine, sodium acetate, and lithium nitrate in aqueous alcohol mixtures at 25 and 50°.Velocity constant… Show more

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“…Those for 25 °C are given in graph A where PII was used in the calculations because of quite concentrated solutions only being considered. The following data have been included in this graph: Robinson, Messikomer and Wood, Craft and Van Hook, Parker (the data smoothed by Ensor and Anderson were used), Harned and Cook, and Smith and Hirtle . The corresponding heat of dilution data of refs , , , and have been considered above.…”
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“…Those for 25 °C are given in graph A where PII was used in the calculations because of quite concentrated solutions only being considered. The following data have been included in this graph: Robinson, Messikomer and Wood, Craft and Van Hook, Parker (the data smoothed by Ensor and Anderson were used), Harned and Cook, and Smith and Hirtle . The corresponding heat of dilution data of refs , , , and have been considered above.…”
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“…The corresponding heat of dilution data of refs , , , and have been considered above. Harned and Cook determined thermodynamically their partial molar enthalpies from results of the amalgam cell measurements at various temperatures by Harned and Nims . Smith and Hirtle determined their values from the amalgam cell results of Harned and Nims and their own boiling-point elevation data.…”
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“…As a result, this leads to very good predictions for the MIAC. Four Table A. isotherms of the MIAC of aqueous NaCl solutions are shown in Figure 11 for temperatures in the range 288-333 K [82][83][84][85][86][87][88]. Correctly representing the experimental trend at low concentrations, SAFT-VRE Mie allows one to predict the decrease of the MIAC with increasing temperature for aqueous solutions of NaCl, thereby illustrating the predictive capability of the approach.…”
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“…3, 370. (Critical studies of the vapour pressure data for sodium chloride have been made by Harned & Cook (1939) and Janis & Ferguson (1939).) Johnson (1940) used glycerol solutions for humidity control.…”
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