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Measurement of static dielectric constants of supercritical fluid solvents and cosolvents: Carbon dioxide and argon, carbon dioxide, and methanol at 323 K and pressures to 25 MPa

✍ Scribed by Bruce D. Drake; Richard L. Smith Jr.


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1990
Tongue
English
Weight
682 KB
Volume
3
Category
Article
ISSN
0896-8446

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✦ Synopsis


A new apparatus for the measurement of dielectric constants of high pressure gases has been constructed. The apparatus consists of a recirculating visual flow cell and a concentric cylinder dielectric constant flow cell. Measurement of the dielectric constant is made by a unique counter-oscillator circuit, in which the capacitance is determined by relaxation of a unijunction transistor oscillator circuit and counted by a crystal oscillator.

Dielectric constants are reported for supercritical mixtures of carbon dioxide + argon and carbon dioxide + methanol at a temperature of 322.9 K and pressures to 25 MPa. The dielectric constant shows a sharp increase near the critical pressure.

Dielectric constants were linear with densities calculated by the Suzuki equation-of-state. The dielectric cdnstant for the methanol-carbon dioxide system was found to be less than a mole fraction average of the pure component dielectric constants.


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