Química Industrial: Acesso Aberto

Abstrato

Correlation of the Solubility of Water in Hydrocarbons as a Function of Temperature

Kirschenbaum

A strategy for assessing the solvency of water in hydrocarbons as a component of temperature is given here. Hydrocarbons, lacking solid lasting dipoles or customary hydrogen holding, don't emphatically pull in water atoms. The outrageous case of a medium deprived of appealing powers is a vacuum, into which water, regardless, dissipates. The solvency of water in hydrocarbons at different temperatures can be connected to the fume pressing factor of water at those temperatures. A straightforward thermodynamic clarification of the reliance on fume pressure is advertised.