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DOI: 10.1021/ja01407a019
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The Vapor Pressure of the Saturated Aqueous Solutions of Certain Salts

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“…Thus, all five of these datasets are considered self consistent and will be used in this study. The data in Leopold et al (1927) does not appear to be consistent with other datasets. The Leopold et al (1927) data changes both ionic strength and temperature because they measured the water activity in solutions that are at saturation with respect to sodium sulfate.…”
Section: Na 2 S0contrasting
confidence: 60%
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“…Thus, all five of these datasets are considered self consistent and will be used in this study. The data in Leopold et al (1927) does not appear to be consistent with other datasets. The Leopold et al (1927) data changes both ionic strength and temperature because they measured the water activity in solutions that are at saturation with respect to sodium sulfate.…”
Section: Na 2 S0contrasting
confidence: 60%
“…The data in Leopold et al (1927) does not appear to be consistent with other datasets. The Leopold et al (1927) data changes both ionic strength and temperature because they measured the water activity in solutions that are at saturation with respect to sodium sulfate. At 298.15 K, Leopold et al (1927) predicts a saturation vapor pressure of 0.860, which is very close to the 0.866 reported by Rard (1981) and the value of 0.865 reported by Rard et al (2000).…”
Section: Na 2 S0contrasting
confidence: 60%
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