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It is known that the surface/interfacial tension tension can be measured by pendant drop method and the following equation: IFT=deltaro*g*de^2/H. 1/H is function of ds/de (1/H=f(ds/de)). I used...
02 February 2018 5,892 10 View
It is known that the solubility of sulfur dioxide and hydrogen cyanide in water is high (higher than H2S). Is ionization of sulfur dioxide and hydrogen cyanide in water significant?
04 April 2017 1,069 6 View
I have modeled the surface tension of tetrahydrofuran (THF)/2-propanol mixture at T=288.15 K (xTHF=0.55) by using gradient theory. I take tetrahydrofuran (THF) as a reference fluid. The density...
09 September 2016 5,074 1 View
I search for equation for describing the fugacity coefficient of surface phase or interface because I believe that different equation is needed for surface phase or interface. I search for the...
03 March 2016 9,945 5 View
The interfacial tension usually decreases by increasing pressure, but for water/immiscible liquid interfacial tension increases by increasing pressure.
03 March 2015 4,491 3 View
The solubility of liquid octane in water decreases by increasing the pressure of system at constant temperature although it is expected that solubility of liquid octane in water increases by...
03 March 2015 3,666 10 View
I search for a book in which the thermodynamics of interfaces is well explained.
03 March 2015 5,805 14 View
I do calculations with sPC-SAFT EOS for CO2/H2O system. It performed good for liquid but the results of vapor phase were not good.
12 December 2014 7,993 6 View
I used CPA EOS for this purpose but it does not support the calculations for LLE. I search for a suitable calculations or EOS.
01 January 1970 8,151 4 View
The Laaksonen and Kulmala model (L-K model) relates the surface tension of binary liquid mixtures to the interfacial volume and mole fraction. Can this model extended to ternary or multi-component...
01 January 1970 5,996 3 View
In thermodynamics, it is known that residual properties show how much a mixture deviates from the ideal state. Do we have other criteria for this? Do we have any criteria by which we can recognize...
01 January 1970 6,787 2 View
It is known that many viscosity and thermal conductivity models are only applicable for atmospheric and saturation conditions. On the other hand, very high pressures (higher than 500 bar) is a...
01 January 1970 8,688 3 View