Influence of Ag on the activity of Zn in {(1−x1−x2)Sn+x1Zn+x2Ag}(l) atT=903 K

Wnuk, G.; Pomianek, Tadeusz; Romanowska, Jolanta; Rychlewski, Maciej

doi:10.1006/jcht.1997.0220

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Vapor pressure methods: A source of experimental thermodynamic data

Ipser

1998

Ber Bunsenges Phys Chem

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An overview is given of the vapor pressure methods which are used for the determination of partial thermodynamic quantities. The methods are divided into four groups: static methods (pressure gauges, atomic absorption, and others); dynamic methods (boiling point method, transpiration method); effusion methods (Langmuir method, different variants of the Knudsen method); equilibration methods (equilibration with gas mixtures, isopiestic method, dew point method). The characteristics of each group are discussed shortly, and some examples of application are given from the recent literature.

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