1974
DOI: 10.1002/cite.330461502
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Phasengleichgewichte bei hohen Drücken und Möglichkeiten ihrer technischen Anwendung

Abstract: Seit der zweiten HBlfte des 19. Jahrhunderts ist bekannt, daB sich Phasengleichgewichte mit komprimierten Gasen dadurch auszeichnen, daB die Konzentration der unterkritischen Komponente in der Gasphase hijher ist, als nach dem Dampfdruck erwartet werden sollte. Die Konzentrationserhohung ist um so groBer, je hoher der Druck bzw. die Dichte der iiberkritischen Komponente ist. Im Gleichgewicht kann die von der gasformigen Phase bei hohen Driicken aufgenommene StoEmenge das 105-bis 1012-fache des Wertes betragen,… Show more

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“…As figure 8 shows, most of the deviations fall within 21.0 per cent in the temperature range from 300 K to 360 K but worsen to 21.7 per cent near the critical point. Equation (4), where the parameters were determined from c V measurements, reproduces the (p s ,T s ) of various authors within (+0.7 to −0.4) per cent as indicated by figure 9. Figures 10 and 11 show the relative deviations of our c s and c p results from values calculated from other authors' equations.…”
Section: Massic Enthalpy Of Vaporization D Vap Hmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As figure 8 shows, most of the deviations fall within 21.0 per cent in the temperature range from 300 K to 360 K but worsen to 21.7 per cent near the critical point. Equation (4), where the parameters were determined from c V measurements, reproduces the (p s ,T s ) of various authors within (+0.7 to −0.4) per cent as indicated by figure 9. Figures 10 and 11 show the relative deviations of our c s and c p results from values calculated from other authors' equations.…”
Section: Massic Enthalpy Of Vaporization D Vap Hmentioning
confidence: 99%