Symposium on Physical Properties of Hydrocarbon Mixture Vapor Pressure of Low-Boiling Paraffin Hydrocarbones in Absorber Oil

Matheson, G. L.; Cummings, L. W. T.

doi:10.1021/ie50283a003

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“…upward. Not only are data in this temperature range almost nonexistent but also vaporization data on the hydrocarbons of greater molecular weight than heptane are exceedingly meager for any temperature and consist mostly of atmospheric vaporizations of various distillate oils (S, 13,16,18,19).…”

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Phase Equilibria at High Temperatures

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1942

Ind. Eng. Chem.

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completion of the run, temperatures, pressures, and amperages are read regularly at 15-minute intervals.The furnace is leveled out or placed on stream at the desired temperature by cutting resistance into the furnace circuit. The salt bath temperature is adjusted and maintained within ±3°F. of the separator temperature. Operation is maintained constant throughout the system for at least 15 minutes. Just prior to sampling, the drawoff lines are flushed.

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