DIFFUSION IN BINARY SOLUTIONS
DIFFUSION IN BINARY SOLUTIONS
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DOI:
10.1021/j100863a035
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发表时间:
1967-01-01
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通讯作者:
DOUGLASS, DC
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作者:
MCCALL, DW;DOUGLASS, DC
Experimental self-diffusion results are reported for the binary systems benzene-cyclo-hexane, acetone-chloroform, acetone-benzene, and acetone-water. Data were recorded as a function of concentration at 25 usingthe nmr spin-echo method. The data are dis-cussed in connection with mutual diffusion results, previously published, with particular emphasis on the equations D=(d In Oi/d In xx)(xiD¡¡+ x2Di)(Hartley-Crank and Darken) and D= Di (£> In Oi/d In Ci)(Bearman and Eyring). These equations are qualitatively but not quantitatively descriptive of the experimentaldata. A theoretical analysis is presented in which the mutual and self-diffusion coefficients are expressed in terms of integrals of molecular velocity correlation functions. This analysis approaches a molecular view of the three diffusion coefficients and gives some insight into the nature of the Hartley-Crank relationship.