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An association model for mixtures containing any number of alkanes and any number of alcohols: Application to alcohol-alkane binary systems

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A previously derived association model for mixtures of any number of alcohols and alkanes is applied here to alcohol-alkane binary systems. The model contains two adjustable parameters: a self-association constant for the alcohol and a parameter that reflects physical interactions. Correlations for the two parameters are presented which allow the model to be used as a two-, one-, or zero-parameter model, depending on the amount of experimental data available. All three forms of the model provide adequate results for these systems over a fairly wide temperature range.

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Schmidt, C.A., Campbell, S.W. An association model for mixtures containing any number of alkanes and any number of alcohols: Application to alcohol-alkane binary systems. Int J Thermophys 16, 1299–1307 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02081297

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