The Solubility of Gases in Liquids

Scavenging H2S(g) from oil phases by means of ultradispersed sorbents

“…7 shows that temperature had an adverse effect on H 2 S (g) sorption. This might be attributed to a lower solubility of H 2 S (g) in the microemulsions at higher temperatures [31]. Another possible factor could be the aggregation of nanoparticles.…”

Solubility and calorimetric study of the effects of gas environment on the decomposition of o-nitrobenzoyl chloride

“…Fig. 3 shows our solubility in xylene measurements of SO 2 and those of other researchers, in xylene (Sano, 1968;Gerrard, 1972;1976), methylbenzene (Lloyd, 1918and Gerrard, 1972, 1976 and benzene (Lloyd, 1918;Sano, 1968). Our data were collected by the technique detailed by Lever and Papadaki (2004a), also briefly explained above.…”

“…Our solubility studies were performed in the temperature range K20-85 8C. Ahmed et al, 1970 studied the solubility of HCl in ortho, meta and para-xylene by bubbling HCl into the solvent in a bubbler tube at a total pressure measured by manometers (Gerrard, 1972(Gerrard, , 1976. The bubbler tube was weighed before and following the solution of the gas to determine the mass of gas dissolved in the solvent.…”

Investigation of bubble behaviours in wet central heating systems

“…Henry's law (Equation 1) states that the amount of dissolved gas concentration in a liquid is directly proportional with the partial pressure of the gases in the liquid [6]. Temperature dependent Henry's constant (X T ) can be read from the solubility tables.…”