SOLUBILITIES OF HYDROGEN AND NITROGEN IN ALCOHOLS AND NORMAL-HEXANE
SOLUBILITIES OF HYDROGEN AND NITROGEN IN ALCOHOLS AND NORMAL-HEXANE
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DOI:
10.1021/je60069a018
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发表时间:
1976-01-01
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NITTA, T
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作者:
KATAYAMA, T;NITTA, T
Solubilities of hydrogen and nitrogen in methanol, ethanol, n-propanol, isopropanol, n-butanol, and n-hexane were measured at atmospheric pressure and temperatures of 25, 0,—20,—40, and—60 C, except for the hydrogenisopropanol system. Differences In the partial molar excess entropies of the gases (A?) in alcohols (A) and those in n-hexane (B) sP A—sf-B, calculated from the experimental solubility data, were within the values of—2.4 and—3.7 cal/mol'K.Solubilities of gases in liquids are fundamental properties for designs ofgas absorption and stripping columns in chemi-cal industries. In addition, solubility results over a wide range of temperature are useful in studying the solution properties. The entropies of solution of a gas In alcohols have been known to be smaller than those in nonpolar solvents (5). However, there have been few data of gas solubilities in alcohols over a wide range of temperature. In this experiment, solubility measurements of hydrogen and nitrogen in aliphatic alcohols at temperatures of 25, 0,—20,—40, and—60 C have been performed. Solubility data in n-hexane have also been obtained as reference solubilities in an inert solvent. The experimental entropies of solution of a gas are calculat-ed from the temperature dependence of experimental solubilities.