Surface Freezing and Molecular Miscibility of Binary Alkane-Alkane and Fluoroalkane-Alkane Liquid Mixtures
Surface Freezing and Molecular Miscibility of Binary Alkane-Alkane and Fluoroalkane-Alkane Liquid Mixtures
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二元烷烃-烷烃和氟烷烃-烷烃液体混合物的表面冷冻和分子混溶性
DOI:
10.1021/jp406431m
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发表时间:
2014
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影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
M. Aratono
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作者:
T. Takiu;M. Shimasaki;M. Tsuura;H. Sakamoto;H. Matsubara;M. Aratono
The surface freezing (SF) of liquidn-heptadecane (C17)–n-octadecane (C18) and 1-perfluorooctyl decane (F8H10)–C18mixtures were studied by surface tension and external reflection absorption FTIR (ERA-FTIR) measurements. The surface tension versus temperature curves of all pure liquids show a sharp break point atTscorresponding to a surface liquid (SL)–SF transition. The entropy of surface formation is very negative, indicating a well-ordered structure of the SF layer. The ERA-FTIR spectra in the SF state suggested that the C18molecules are densely packed in the solid state, while the packing of the hydrocarbon (HC) part of F8H10is a little looser than the fluorocarbon (FC) part because of the difference in the cross-sectional area. In the C17–C18mixture, the SL–SF transition was found at all bulk compositions. The estimation of the surface composition suggested that two components are miscible both in SL and SF states. The excess entropy of the surface is almost zero in both states, and thus, it was concluded that the two components are mixed almost ideally at the surface. In the case of the F8H10–C18system, on the other hand, the SL layer is enriched in F8H10with lower surface tension than C18compared to bulk liquid. The surface composition in the SF state is almost zero or unity, indicating that F8H10and C18molecules are practically immiscible mainly due to the weak interaction between different components. Furthermore, the negative excess entropy in the SL layer suggests domain formation of F8H10molecules at the surface.