1990
DOI: 10.1016/0378-3812(90)85076-m
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Measurement of activity coefficients in highly dilute solutions part I

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“…et al, 1982. The results are compared with the UNIFAC model (Gmehling et al, 1982) in Table VII. A set of y" data not used in the development of either model, for a diverse group of 58 organic systems at 25 °C, were used to evaluate the predictive errors of the models (Hradetzky et al, 1990;Landau et al" 1991). Since no parameters are directly available for dioxane, we used two CH20 groups and two CH2 groups with no cyclic correction.…”
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“…et al, 1982. The results are compared with the UNIFAC model (Gmehling et al, 1982) in Table VII. A set of y" data not used in the development of either model, for a diverse group of 58 organic systems at 25 °C, were used to evaluate the predictive errors of the models (Hradetzky et al, 1990;Landau et al" 1991). Since no parameters are directly available for dioxane, we used two CH20 groups and two CH2 groups with no cyclic correction.…”
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“…Combining eqs 4 and 5 with the definition of the partition coefficient gives Kl/g = c,L/ClG = / 0/(7^ ^°) (6) where is the gas-phase fugacity coefficient. If the behavior in the gas phase is assumed to be nearly ideal, then Kl/g = c,L/cG = RT/(yiLVhP°) (7) It should be noted that the concentration ratio definition of the partition coefficient is the same using either mass or molar concentration ratios.…”
Section: Estimation Of Equilibrium Partition Coefficients From Activi...mentioning
confidence: 99%