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Thermodynamics of mixtures containing linear monocarboxylic acids II. Binary systems showing cross-association between components: DISQUAC characterization of linear monocarboxylic acid + 1-alkanol, or + linear monocarboxylic acid mixtures by Juan Antonio González; Isaías García De La Fuente; JoséCarlos Cobos is a Engineering article available to read on EtoBox.

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Binary mixtures containing compounds which show cross-association between them are investigated in terms of DISQUAC: namely, systems with two linear monocarboxylic acids, or with one acid and one l-alkanol. In the former, the interactions between the COOH groups of the acids are represented by dispersive parameters only. Binary systems involving two I-alkanols behave similarly. In the linear monocarboxylic acids + l-alkanol mixtures, the COOH/OH interactions are represented by structure-dependent dispersive and quasichemical parameters. It is shown that those solutions with methanol and ethanol do not fit into the general scheme followed by the higher members of each homologous series considered here. A similar behaviour is found when mixtures containing methanol and benzene or CCI4 are compared with those involving higher alkanols in the frameworks of DISQUAC or of the Barker's theory. Vapor-liquid equilibria. VI,E, and excess enthalpy. H ~, data are consistently described by DISQUAC. Discrepancies are analysed. The UNIQUAC association model or an equation of state (Carnahan-Starling) with the association built in have been applied in the literature as pure correlation equations o

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Author
Juan Antonio González; Isaías García De La Fuente; JoséCarlos Cobos
Publisher
Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0378-3812)
Published
1997
Language
EN
Field
Engineering (Physical Sciences)

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