A two-parameter, corresponding-states form for direct correlation function integrals in liquids is applied to many types of systems with one substance being supercritical. This gives a quantitative correlation for volumetric behavior, pure and mixed solvent Henry's constants, and Henry's Law deviations over wide ranges of conditions using only purecomponent information and a single binary parameter. Details of the method and results are given for H, , N,, CO, CH, , and other gases in pure and mixed simple, polar, and aqueous solvents and coal oils. Because of its reliable predictive capability, the present approach can serve as a generator of data for parameter estimation by other models such as equations of state.
Partition coefficients for the carboxylic acids (A) acetic and formic acids between oil and water were measured, correlated, and predicted. The experiments were conducted by equilibrating the systems, soybean oil (SO)-H 2 O-A and fatty acid methyl ester (FAME)-H 2 O-A, at 40°C employing different compositions. The partition coefficients were correlated using the UNIQUAC model and, also, predicted by calculating the activity coefficients of the carboxylic acid in the two phases using a group contribution method, the UNIFAC equation. Agreement of experimental partition coefficients values with those estimated by UNIFAC are fair. Other experimental data from literature were also correlated and are discussed.
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