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Binary liquid mixture of EmimBF 4 and methoxyethanol Binary liquid mixture excess molar volume (mL/mol) T=298 K P = 1 bar * + ( 1 x 1 ) V 2 * + x 1 ( 1 x 1 )( c + d x 1 ) V m = x 1 V 1 1 / 28 2 / 28 source: M. S. Reddy, et al .,


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Binary liquid mixture

source: M. S. Reddy, et al., Thermochimica Acta, 630, 37 – 49, 2016 T=298 K P = 1 bar

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Binary liquid mixture of EmimBF4 and methoxyethanol

source: M. S. Reddy, et al., Thermochimica Acta, 630, 37 – 49, 2016 excess molar volume (mL/mol)

V m = x1V1

* + (1−x1)V 2 *+x1(1−x1)(c+d x1)

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Binary liquid mixture of CS2 and acetone

source: Atkins, de Paula and Keeler, Physical Chemistry, 11ed., Figure 5A.13

Henry's law for aromatics in water at 25oC

endothermic non-ideal mixing leads to phase separation

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Molecular mass from osmotic pressure triethylene glycol in water at 25oC

data from http://lpsb.nichd.nih.gov/tri_glycol.htm line: 0.168 + 3.5X10-5

  • chap. 5 sect. C. binary vapor-liquid equilibrium

source: Dung T. Vu, et al., J. Chem. Eng. Data, 2006, 51, 1220-1225.

ethyl lactate and ethanol T = 40o C

  • chap. 5 sect. C. binary vapor-liquid equilibrium

source: Dung T. Vu, et al., J. Chem. Eng. Data, 2006, 51, 1220-1225.

mixtures of nitrogen and oxygen are nearly ideal

source: International Critical Tables at fixed T source: just a sketch at fixed P

nitrogen and oxygen at 1 atm a nearly-ideal mixture negative deviation yields high-boiling azeotrope

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positive deviation from ideality yields a low-boiling azeotrope

Source: The Phase Rule and Phase Relations, by Sydney T. Bowden, Macmillan & Co., 1950 Distillation cannot purify beyond the azeotrope. For example, ethanol and water cannot be distilled to greater than 96% ethanol.

less-than-ideal liquid-vapor equilibrium methanol and diethyl ether at T=303.15K

Baudilio Coto, et al., Journal of the Chemical Society Faraday Transactions, 91(24), 4381-4388, 1995.

less-than-ideal liquid-vapor equilibrium methanol and diethyl ether at T=303.15K

Baudilio Coto, et al., Journal of the Chemical Society Faraday Transactions, 91(24), 4381-4388, 1995.

At 50 kPa, yvapor = 0.407 and xliquid = 0.855 Using the lever rule: If xmethanol =0.600, then the fraction of all moles that are in the liquid phase is nliquid (0.600 - 0.407) = = 0.431 n (0.855 - 0.407)

less-than-ideal liquid-vapor equilibrium methanol and diethyl ether at T=303.15K

Baudilio Coto, et al., Journal of the Chemical Society Faraday Transactions, 91(24), 4381-4388, 1995.

At 50 kPa, yvapor = 0.407 and xliquid = 0.855

  • 5D. binary solid-liquid phase diagrams

the case of no solid solution

eutectic point

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  • 5D. binary solid-liquid phase diagrams

the case of a compound that melts congruently

source: I. Ansara, et al., Calphad, 18(2), 177-222, 1994. Figure 12. DOI: 10.2475/ajs.s4-40.236.161

congruent melting

303K is the melting point

  • f Gallium

eutectic point

ternary phase diagram polypropylene polyol (PPP) and water and methanol

Source: C. H. Lee, et al., Polymer, 146, 169-178, 2018

ternary phase diagram polypropylene polyol (PPP) and water and methanol

Source: C. H. Lee, et al., Polymer, 146, 169-178, 2018

  • 5F. Debye-Huckel limiting law (DHLL)
  • 5F. Debye-Huckel limiting law