2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.molliq.2021.117626
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Evaluation of molecular interactions in binary mixtures comprising ethylene and di-ethylene glycol with ethyl lactate through thermophysical and spectroscopic studies

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“…The obtained reduced and characteristic parameters for the pure components are presented in Table . The Flory contact interaction parameter, χ 12 , is the essential parameter for the prediction of V m E using PFP theory, which can be derived by fitting experimental data of V m E to eq at an equimolar composition. , The values of three contributions and χ 12 values at an equimolar composition, along with standard deviation, σ­( V m E ), are reported in Table . Comparison of V m E values determined by experiment and PFP theory are presented in Figures and S1 (included in the Supporting Information).…”
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“…The obtained reduced and characteristic parameters for the pure components are presented in Table . The Flory contact interaction parameter, χ 12 , is the essential parameter for the prediction of V m E using PFP theory, which can be derived by fitting experimental data of V m E to eq at an equimolar composition. , The values of three contributions and χ 12 values at an equimolar composition, along with standard deviation, σ­( V m E ), are reported in Table . Comparison of V m E values determined by experiment and PFP theory are presented in Figures and S1 (included in the Supporting Information).…”
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“…The uniform bore in the capillary with graduated marks and a well-fitted Teflon cap ensured precision in measurements. The pycnometer was calibrated prior to measurements using triply distilled, freshly degassed, and deionized water at 298.15 K. For calibration, a dry pycnometer was weighed and then filled with deionized water and placed in a thermostated water bath with an accuracy of 0.10 K for more than 25 min to reach thermal equilibrium . According to the density values of pure water, the volume of the pycnometer ( v ) was calculated using working eq for calibration of the pycnometer as , where m w+e = 13.9402 g is the mass of a filled pycnometer, m e = 8.9175 g represents the mass of an empty pycnometer, m w = 5.0227 g is the mass of the water filled in the pycnometer, and ρ w = 0.99707 g cm –3 (at 298.15 K) is the density of liquid water.…”
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