Activity Coefficients of the Components of the Binary Systems Consisting of Benzene, Diphenyl, and n-Alkanes

Theoretical calculations are compared to data from an experimental study of the position of eutectics in two-component systems consisting of benzene, diphenyl, and n -alkanes with 12 to 17 carbon atoms. Data on diphenyl– n -alkane ( n = 12–17) and benzene– n -alkane ( n = 12–17) systems are given fo...

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Binary systems
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Chemistry and Materials Science
Eutectic composition
Hexadecane
Hydrocarbons
Mathematical analysis
Melting points
Physical Chemistry
Physical Chemistry of Solutions
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