The Properties of Mixed Liquids. Iv. The Law of Mixtures. Ii.

Surface tension of acetone‐water solutions up to their normal boiling points

“…The surface tensions of acetone-water solutions reported here have been compared* with those determined by Morgan and Scarlett (8). The comparison indicates that Morgan and Scarlett's data average 1.5% higher than those of the authors.…”

“…Morgan and Scarlett (8) have measured the surface tension of acetone-water solutions at 0", 25", and 45°C. using the drop-weight method.…”

PVT, viscosity, and surface tension of ethanol: New measurements and literature data evaluation

“…The parameter C is usually taken as a measure of the ideal glass transition temperature and is roughly (15 to 40) K less than T g . Our values of A, B, and C of equation (9) [87]; w, Ramsay and Aston [88]; h, Descude [89]; , Ritzel [90]; }, Richards and Cooms [93]; N, Bircumshaw [95]; i, Sudgen [96]; ., Hammick and Andrew [97]; d, Trieeshmann [98]; j, Ernst et al [37]; , Smith and Sorg [99]; , Vogel [100]; Ç, Myers and Clever [102]; q, Ross and Patterson [103]; , Korösi and Kovats [104]; È, Strey and Shemeling [105]; , Kalbassi and Bidduph [107]; , Papaioannou and Panayiotou [108]; +, Vásquez et al [109]; , Johans and Suomaleinen [111]; Â, Azizian and Hemmati [112]; g, Calvo et al [91]; j, Morgan and Nedle [92]; , Morgan and Scarlett [94]; Ç, Efremov [101]; , Won et al [49]; w, Kinart et al [110]; È, Belda et al [114]; h, Dilmohamud et al [115]; 4, Sheu and Tu [117]; , Domań ska et al [121]. Partial data selected for fitting: , Sudgen [96]; , Korösi and Kovats [104]; , Kalbassi and Bidduph [107].…”

Viscosity and Surface Tension of Benzene at Saturation Conditions from Surface Light Scattering

“…4 Surface tension of benzene at saturation conditions from SLS including the fit correlation ( , Eq. 3) as a function of temperature in comparison with literature data detailed in the text: , this work; , correlation from Mulero et al [36]; , Harkins et al [49]; , Morgan and Scarlett [50]; , Harkins and Cheng [51]; , Jäger [52]; , Bowden [53];…”

“…In detail, the drop weight technique was employed by Harkins et al [49], Morgan and Scarlett [50], and Harkins and Cheng [51] with uncertainties for the surface tension of approximately 1 %, 2.5 %, and 2.5 %, respectively, whereby in all cases no information about the surrounding conditions can be found. The latter statement…”