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Mutual Solubility of Hexadecane with Diethanolamine and with Bis(hydroxyethyl)piperazine

Majid Abedinzadegan Abdi, Axel Meisen

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Mutual solubilities were determined by the cloud point method for the hexadecane + diethanolamine and hexadecane + bis(hydroxyethyl) piperazine systems in the temperature ranges of (105.4 to 222.4) °C and (69.4 to 193.2) °C, respectively. The results were successfully interpreted using the NRTL model, and NRTL parameters were used to predict vapor−liquid equilibria.

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Mutual solubilities were determined by the cloud point method for the hexadecane + diethanolamine and hexadecane + bis(hydroxyethyl) piperazine systems in the temperature ranges of (105.4 to 222.4) °C and (69.4 to 193.2) °C, respectively. The results were successfully interpreted using the NRTL model, and NRTL parameters were used to predict vapor−liquid equilibria.

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Mutual solubilities were determined by the cloud point method for the hexadecane + diethanolamine and hexadecane + bis(hydroxyethyl) piperazine systems in the temperature ranges of (105.4 to 222.4) °C and (69.4 to 193.2) °C, respectively. The results were successfully interpreted using the NRTL model, and NRTL parameters were used to predict vapor−liquid equilibria.

Key concepts: Diethanolamine, Non-random two-liquid model, Chemistry, Piperazine, Solubility, Hexadecane, Organic chemistry, Aqueous solution

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