1917
DOI: 10.1002/zaac.19171010102
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Über die Temperaturabhängigkeit der molekularen freien Oberflächenenergie von Flüssigkeiten im Temperaturbereich von − 80 bis + 1650° C

Abstract: § 42. Wenn wir die Resultate dieser vorläufig beendeten Arbeit jetzt zum Schluß noch einmal zusammenstellen, so läßt sich folgendes hervorheben: Es wurde eine experimentelle Methode entwickelt, welche es ermöglicht, die spezifische und molekulare Oberflächenenergie von Flüssigkeiten bei Temperaturen zu untersuchen, welche im ganzen ein Gebiet von ca. 1700° C umfassen; die Genauigkeit ist bei extremen Temperaturen nicht geringer als bei niederen Temperaturen. Es wurden Messungen angestellt an ca. 200 organisch… Show more

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“…The maximum absolute relative deviation between the values and those calculated with eq is 1.51%, which indicates that our experimental results are consistent with the ones of Albert. The density data of other n -alkyl cinnamates , are also presented in Figure . The density of n -alkyl cinnamates decreased with the increase of carbon atoms.…”
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“…The maximum absolute relative deviation between the values and those calculated with eq is 1.51%, which indicates that our experimental results are consistent with the ones of Albert. The density data of other n -alkyl cinnamates , are also presented in Figure . The density of n -alkyl cinnamates decreased with the increase of carbon atoms.…”
Section: Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Density of n -alkyl cinnamates: propyl cinnamate (○, experimental points in this work; ◇, Derbentseva; ◆ , Albert; , values calculated by eq ), methyl cinnamate ( ■ , Jaeger; ▲ , Albert), ethyl cinnamate ( □ , Albert; △ , Jaeger; × , Perkin; −, Perkin), and butyl cinnamate ( ● , Albert).…”
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“…The data of Guseinov and Mirzoev (Guseinov & Mirzoev, 1975) do not agree with the data of Abdullaev and Iskenderov (Abdullaev & Iskenderov, 1980); additional measurements are needed to resolve this discrepancy. Two sets of surface tension data that cover different temperature ranges (Jaeger, 1917;Ramsay & Shields, 1893) were used to obtain the coefficients in Table 5. There is a large amount of scatter that is shown in Figure 117, and we estimate the uncertainty is 5 %.…”
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