FLUOROCARBON SOLUTIONS AT LOW TEMPERATURES .V. LIQUID MIXTURES C2H6+C2F6 C3H8+C2F6 CH4+C3F8 C2H6+C3F8 C3H8+C3F8 N-C4H10+C3F8 I-C4H10+C3F8 C3H8+N-C4F10 N-C6H14+N-C4F10 N-C7H16+N-C4F10 N-C9H20+N-C4F10 AND N-C10H22+N-C4F10
FLUOROCARBON SOLUTIONS AT LOW TEMPERATURES .V. LIQUID MIXTURES C2H6+C2F6 C3H8+C2F6 CH4+C3F8 C2H6+C3F8 C3H8+C3F8 N-C4H10+C3F8 I-C4H10+C3F8 C3H8+N-C4F10 N-C6H14+N-C4F10 N-C7H16+N-C4F10 N-C9H20+N-C4F10 AND N-C10H22+N-C4F10
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DOI:
10.1021/j100869a021
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发表时间:
1967-01-01
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通讯作者:
SCOTT, RL
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作者:
GILMOUR, JB;ZWICKER, JO;SCOTT, RL
CioH22+ w-C4Fio, 378 K. The critical solution point for the system C2H6+ C2F6 is hidden by the melting curve, but is estimatedto be 157 K. These resultscontain and extend earlier work on hydrocarbon+ fluorocarbon systems. The anomalously large deviations from the predictions of solubility parameter theory are about the same for all systems, and show no significant dependence uponthe differences in molar volume (or number of car-bon atoms) between hydrocarbon and fluorocarbon. All of the critical solution temperatures fall on a simple grid which permits interpolation and (with caution) extrapolation. The critical composition shows a striking dependence upon the difference in molar volume and gives support to a volume-fraction or surface-fraction formulation of regular solution theory.