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Adsorption from binary liquid mixtures on chromatographic silica gel

S. K. Suri, +1 more
- 01 Jan 1969 - 
- Vol. 65, pp 1690-1696
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In this article, a fair agreement in the nσ/m and xσi values was obtained for cyclohexane, benzene and dioxane on chromatographic silica gel at 20°C.
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Adsorption equilibria of binary solutions of cyclohexane, benzene and dioxane on chromatographic silica gel at 20°C have been determined. The thermodynamic treatment outlined by Everett and by Schay and Nagy have been applied. The results obtained by the alternate methods show a fair agreement in the nσ/m and xσi values, but differences are observed in the log fσi values.

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