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Excess Enthalpy Data
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Enthalpy of Mixing Data Set 1338
Components
No. |
Formula |
Molar Mass |
CAS Registry Number |
Name |
1 |
C3H6O |
58.080 |
67-64-1 |
Acetone |
2 |
C3H8O |
60.096 |
67-63-0 |
2-Propanol |
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Miscibility gap: No
Constant Value
Data Table
hE [J/mol] |
x1 [mol/mol] |
751.949 |
0.12100 |
1065.540 |
0.20000 |
1310.890 |
0.27600 |
1472.080 |
0.38700 |
1635.360 |
0.51100 |
1583.030 |
0.54900 |
1511.020 |
0.56200 |
1517.710 |
0.60200 |
1119.550 |
0.77500 |
766.184 |
0.86600 |
732.690 |
0.87200 |
507.021 |
0.91970 |
393.559 |
0.93930 |
383.929 |
0.94270 |
101.321 |
0.98570 |
37.556 |
0.99480 |
(hE - excess enthalpy, x - liquid mole fraction)
Reference
Source |
Murakami S.; Amaya K.; Fujishiro R.: The Energy of Hydrogen Bonding between Alcohol and Ketone Molecules. Bull.Chem.Soc.Japan 37 (1964) 1776-1780 |
Enthalpy of Mixing Data Set 1339
Components
No. |
Formula |
Molar Mass |
CAS Registry Number |
Name |
1 |
C3H6O |
58.080 |
67-64-1 |
Acetone |
2 |
C3H8O |
60.096 |
67-63-0 |
2-Propanol |
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Miscibility gap: No
Constant Value
Data Table
hE [J/mol] |
x1 [mol/mol] |
824.800 |
0.15100 |
988.080 |
0.18800 |
1415.140 |
0.33100 |
1494.690 |
0.33300 |
1436.070 |
0.33900 |
1611.920 |
0.51200 |
1624.480 |
0.51400 |
1515.620 |
0.54800 |
1339.780 |
0.69800 |
1323.030 |
0.70800 |
820.610 |
0.83900 |
795.490 |
0.84800 |
(hE - excess enthalpy, x - liquid mole fraction)
Reference
Source |
Parks G.S.; Chaffee C.S.: Some Physical-Chemical Properties of Mixtures of Acetone and Iso-Propyl Alcohol. J.Phys.Chem. 31 (1927) 439-447 |
Enthalpy of Mixing Data Set 9815
Components
No. |
Formula |
Molar Mass |
CAS Registry Number |
Name |
1 |
C3H6O |
58.080 |
67-64-1 |
Acetone |
2 |
C3H8O |
60.096 |
67-63-0 |
2-Propanol |
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Miscibility gap: No
Constant Value
Data Table
hE [J/mol] |
x1 [mol/mol] |
376.300 |
0.05000 |
678.200 |
0.10000 |
931.100 |
0.15000 |
1128.500 |
0.20000 |
1292.600 |
0.25000 |
1424.900 |
0.30000 |
1519.000 |
0.35000 |
1585.900 |
0.40000 |
1620.600 |
0.45000 |
1627.000 |
0.50000 |
1602.600 |
0.55000 |
1552.300 |
0.60000 |
1475.300 |
0.65000 |
1369.400 |
0.70000 |
1233.200 |
0.75000 |
1064.500 |
0.80000 |
858.700 |
0.85000 |
619.200 |
0.90000 |
338.100 |
0.95000 |
(hE - excess enthalpy, x - liquid mole fraction)
Reference
Source |
Nagata I.: Excess enthalpies for (propan-2-ol + propanone) and (propan-2-ol + propanone + benzene) at the temperature 298.15 K. J.Chem.Thermodyn. 26 (1994) 691-695 |
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List of All References
Source |
Parks G.S.; Chaffee C.S.: Some Physical-Chemical Properties of Mixtures of Acetone and Iso-Propyl Alcohol. J.Phys.Chem. 31 (1927) 439-447 |
Murakami S.; Amaya K.; Fujishiro R.: The Energy of Hydrogen Bonding between Alcohol and Ketone Molecules. Bull.Chem.Soc.Japan 37 (1964) 1776-1780 |
Nagata I.: Excess enthalpies for (propan-2-ol + propanone) and (propan-2-ol + propanone + benzene) at the temperature 298.15 K. J.Chem.Thermodyn. 26 (1994) 691-695 |
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