2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.molliq.2018.06.078
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Thermodynamic properties of aqueous ternary system CuSO4 + PEG 4000 + H2O at different temperatures

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“…For all the ATPS investigated, an increase in the temperature led to an increase in the biphasic region, reflected by changes in the position of the binodal line (Figure ). Similar results have been reported for other ATPS formed by a macromolecule and an electrolyte, ,, in agreement with the work of Da Silva and Loh, where calorimetric measurements indicated that the phase separation process was endothermic.…”
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“…For all the ATPS investigated, an increase in the temperature led to an increase in the biphasic region, reflected by changes in the position of the binodal line (Figure ). Similar results have been reported for other ATPS formed by a macromolecule and an electrolyte, ,, in agreement with the work of Da Silva and Loh, where calorimetric measurements indicated that the phase separation process was endothermic.…”
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confidence: 91%
“…As expected, the ATPS with similar global compositions showed higher absolute STL values as the temperature was increased. As highlighted previously and reported elsewhere, ,,,,, the spontaneous transfer of water molecules from the macromolecule phase to the electrolyte phase is responsible for an increase in the absolute STL value. This occurs because, as the temperature increases, there is an increase in the macromolecule concentration in the MRP, concomitantly with a decrease in the electrolyte concentration in the ERP.…”
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“…In an MD system, the selection of feed temperature directly influences the flux, because, generally, with increasing feed temperature, the flux increases. A feed temperature of 60 °C was selected based on the study of the waste heat situation for MD . It was also proved that the MD performance is optimal at this temperature .…”
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