Large-scale fluctuations and the critical behavior of dilute sodium chloride in water
Large-scale fluctuations and the critical behavior of dilute sodium chloride in water
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水中稀氯化钠的大范围波动和临界行为
DOI:
10.1021/j100399a007
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发表时间:
1986
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通讯作者:
K. Pitzer
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作者:
K. Pitzer
It is shown that the effect on thermodynamic properties of large-scale fluctuations, which is substantial near the critical point for pure water, is rapidly suppressed by the addition of very small amounts of NaCl. A classical equation of state for pure water (i.e., with the fluctuation effect removed) is related satisfactorily to the properties of dilute solutions of NaCl in H/sub 2/O on or near the critical line. This relatively simple relationship on a fully classical basis contrasts with very peculiar T-x and P-x critical lines found when the real, nonclassical properties of water have been used in an otherwise classical equation for the mixture. It is suggested that this procedure in which the effect of fluctuations is subtracted and the classical properties represented over a range of composition may be generally useful. 15 references, 3 figures, 1 table.