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UNIFAC基团贡献法预测合成硝基麝香固液平衡 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
UNIFAC基团贡献法是目前流行的一种重要的推算相平衡的方法.应用UNIFAC基团贡献法研究了合成硝基麝香物系在乙酸乙酯、乙睛、环已烷等溶剂中的溶解度.通过麝香物系在多种溶剂中的二元相平衡的实验数据对UNIFAC交互作用参数进行了回归修正,并利用这些交互作用参数预测了大量麝香的二元、三元的固液平衡.与实验值比较,证明参数修正的结果是理想的,误差在允许的范围之内,能满足合成硝基麝香体系固液平衡计算的需要. 相似文献
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为了获取地下卤水中的锂盐的溶解和析盐规律,进一步指导开发宝贵的液态锂资源,文中采用等温溶解平衡法研究了三元体系LiBr-Li_2SO_4-H_2O在298 K时的固液稳定相平衡关系,测定了平衡溶液的饱和溶解度和密度,并根据饱和液相组成、湿固相组成和对应的平衡固相绘制了等温溶解度图和密度-组成图。结果表明:三元体系在298 K时的相图为简单共饱和型相图,平衡固相中无复盐和固溶体形成;该体系的相图由一个共饱点E,2条单变量溶解度曲线AE和BE,2个单盐结晶区组成,其中结晶区分别对应于二水溴化锂和一水硫酸锂;在三元体系中,溴化锂对硫酸锂有明显的盐析作用,且一水硫酸锂的结晶区远大于二水溴化锂。平衡液相对应的饱和固相由湿渣法和XRD确定。 相似文献
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本文研究了萘气相催化氧化制备1,4-萘醌的工业副产物的分离,其副产物主要是邻苯二甲酸酐和顺丁烯二酸酐,对其加以提纯和分离,将可以重新利用。溶质溶解结晶法是固体实现混合物中各成分分离的有效方法,但需要预先知道固体混合物中各成分在溶剂中的溶解度,然后对固—液体系进行研究。所以本文主要针对邻苯二甲酸酐,顺丁烯二酸酐分别在水中的溶解度进行固-液相平衡的基础研究。通过了动态法测出了邻苯二甲酸酐和顺丁烯二酸酐在水中的溶解度,根据测定的结果可以看出这两种副产物在水中的溶解度数据相差较大,水可以作为最佳的分离溶剂。 相似文献
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戊二酸的工业生产方法是从环己烷氧化制取己二酸所得的副产物中回收而得。其中环己烷氧化的中间产物主要有环己酮和环己醇,与戊二酸共存的有丁二酸、己二酸等有机物。对戊二酸在环己烷、环己酮、环己醇中的溶解度进行研究,可为戊二酸分离提纯工艺条件的选择及优化提供基础数据。本文利用常压固液平衡测定装置,采用简便易行的溶解度测定方法,对戊二酸在环己烷、环己酮、环己醇单一溶剂及其混合溶剂中的溶解度进行了测定。结果表明,在20℃时,戊二酸在环己醇中溶解度最大,为30.5316g;在环己烷中的溶解度最小,只有0.0318g。在三种溶剂的混合体系中,随着醇酮含量的增加,戊二酸的溶解度增大;当温度低于30℃时,环己酮和环己醇的混合对戊二酸的溶解存在协同效应。 相似文献
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1 INTRODUCTION Musk ketone and musk xylene are important syn- thetic nitro-musks. They are high boiling substances and subject to decomposition under the condition of heat and light. When they are melted, the liquid mix- ture is very sticky, which lead to high resistance to heat and mass transfer and difficulty in solidification. As a result, it is reasonable to employ solution crys- tallization to separate and purify musk mixture. As the basis of solution crystallization, the solubility … 相似文献
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Martin E. Ellegaard Jens Abildskov John P. O'Connell 《American Institute of Chemical Engineers》2009,55(5):1256-1264
A method is presented for predicting solubilities of solid solutes in mixed solvents, based on excess Henry's law constants. The basis is statistical mechanical fluctuation solution theory for composition derivatives of solute/solvent infinite dilution activity coefficients. Suitable approximations are made for a single parameter characterizing solute/solvent interactions. Comparisons with available data show that the method is successful in describing a variety of observed mixed solvent solubility behavior, including nearly ideal systems with small excess solubilities, systems with solute‐independent excess solubilities, and systems deviating from these simple rules. Successful predictions for new solvent mixtures can be made using limited data from other mixtures. © 2009 American Institute of Chemical Engineers AIChE J, 2009 相似文献
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Kyung Ai Park Hyoung Jin Lee In Kwon Hong 《Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry》2010,16(3):490-495
Bioantioxidants protect a living body from the damage and ageing caused by active oxygen. Typical bioantioxidants include epicatechin, caffeic acid, ascorbic acid, etc. This study focused on selecting the optimum solvent that can dissolve each bioantioxidants by calculating the solubility of various bioantioxidants in each specific solvent. The solubility parameters of the bioantioxidants were correlated with the van Krevelen group model, and the solubility of bioantioxidant for each solvent was then calculated from the interaction relationship between each solubility parameter of the bioantioxidant and optimal solvent selected. The solubility of the bioantioxidants was affected not only by the solubility parameters of the solute and solvents, but also by the fusion enthalpy of the solute at melting temperature. Then the fusion enthalpy was measured for each bioantioxidant. The equilibrium non-ideality between the solvent and bioantioxidants examined as a function of the solubility parameter and fusion enthalpy. The optimum solvent was selected for each bioantioxidant based on the quantitative solubility data. Each bioantioxidant showed slight non-ideality, which it was presented in the activity coefficient of the solution system. 相似文献
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Hildebrand and Hansen solubility parameters are commonly used to identify suitable solvents for the dispersion or dissolution of a range of solutes, from small molecules to graphene. This practice is based on a number of equations, which predict the enthalpy of mixing to be minimized when the solubility parameters of solvent and solute match. However, such equations have only been rigorously derived for mixtures of small molecules, which interact only via dispersive forces. Herein, we derive a general expression for the enthalpy of mixing in terms of the dimensionality of the solute, where small molecules are considered zero‐dimensional, materials such as polymers or nanotubes are one‐dimensional (1D) and platelets such as graphene are two‐dimensional (2D). We explicitly include contributions due to dispersive, dipole–dipole, and dipole‐induced dipole interactions. We find equations very similar to those of Hildebrand and Hansen so long as the solubility parameters of the solute are defined in a manner which reflects their dimensionality. In addition, the equations for 1D and 2D systems are equivalent to known expressions for the enthalpy of mixing of rods and platelets, respectively, as a function of surface energy. This agreement between our expressions and those commonly used shows that the concept of solubility parameters can be rigorously applied to extended solutes such as polymers, nanotubes, and graphene. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J. Appl. Polym. Sci., 2013 相似文献
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Summary The practical limits of the solubility of pure monostearin in various solvents at different temperatures has been determined
for isopropyl alcohol, ethanol, acetone, methanol, and commercial hexane. The synthetic method was employed, in which the
temperature of known quantities of solvent and solute was decreased until crystallization of the solute began. This temperature,
corrected for supercooling and heat loss to the surrounding bath, was taken as the equilibrium temperature between the known
weight of solute and the known weight of solvent.
The solubility-temperature data of monostearin in each of the various solvents are presented both graphically and in tabular
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A comparison of the solubility of monostearin in the various solvents at comparative temperatures indicates that its solubility
is greatest in isopropyl alcohol and decreases in the order ethanol, acetone, methanol, and hexane.
Presented at the 45th annual meeting of the American Oil Chemists' Society, San Antonio, Tex., April 12–14, 1954.
One of the laboratories of the Southern Utilization Research Branch, Agricultural Research Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture. 相似文献
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A. Massoumi M. Edrissi C. E. Hedrick 《Journal of chemical technology and biotechnology (Oxford, Oxfordshire : 1986)》1970,20(11):357-360
Several solvent extraction systems were studied using a cellulose dialysis membrane as an artificial phase boundary separating one solvent phase from the other. Solutes were allowed to come to extraction equilibrium by permeation through the membrane. The rate of permeation depended on the osmotic properties of the solute, such as the molecular size and the presence of colloidal species. The extraction equilibrium was established by the solvent-extraction properties of the solute in each system, and the equilibrium was approached through the cellulose membrane by a first-order kinetic process. The method appears to be useful for ‘packaging’ organic solvents in membrane containers to be used for extractions in which time is not a factor. In certain cases, equally well extracted solutes, such as zirconium and aluminium 8-hydroxyquinolates, can be separated because one solute exists as a partially colloidal material [Zr(IV)] and hence does not pass through the membrane rapidly. 相似文献
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The solubility of anthracene in 43 organic solvents, fluoranthene (45 solvents) and pyrene (30 solvents) has been calculated using UNIFAC and Modified UNIFAC (Dortmund) models to estimate the activity coefficient of the solute. It was found that both UNIFAC and Modified UNIFAC described better the solubilities in polar solvents like alcohols, ketones, esters and ethers than in nonpolar solvents like alkanes and aromatic hydrocarbons. UNIFAC and the Mobile Order Theory supplement each other well in calculating the solubilities, which means that one can choose the right model depending on the solvent one is using. 相似文献
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