SDS Volume (4875)

Volume 77. Nitroalkanes with Water or Organic Solvents: Binary and Multicomponent Systems, p None

Original Measurements

Francis, A. W.; J. Phys. Chem. 60, 20-7 (1956).

Variables:

Room Temp: 285 - 297 $\pu{K}$

Prepared by:

N.I. Lisov, V.P. Sazonov

Method/Apparatus/Procedure:

The synthetic method was used. Observations were made after vigorous shaking in glass-stoppered tubes (15 mL capacity) immersed in water baths in large Dewar flasks. Temperature was adjusted by adding small amounts of cooler or warmer water. Filling started with 5 mL of one reagent followed by small additions of the other two, usually alternately, to maintain a trace of lower or upper layer, until the composition of a plait point was reached or the tube was full (see Tables 1 and 2).

Source and Purity of Materials:
  1. Eastman Kodak Co., distilled with 30 cm column with reflux; BP = 114-115°C, MP = -78°C, $n_{D}^{20}$ = 1.3920, $\rho^{20} = \pu{1046.9 g L-1}$.
  2. Source not specified; purity not specified; purified by crystallization; MP = -13.3°C, $n_{D}^{20}$ = 1.4315, $\rho^{25} = \pu{1110.1 g L-1}$.
  3. Source not specified; purity not specified; purified by crystallization; MP = 22.7°C, $n_{D}^{24}$ = 1.4410, $\rho^{24} = \pu{832 g L-1}$.
Estimated Errors:

Ambient temperature: Not specified.
Mass concentration (m/v) (1): Not specified.

Components:
  1. Nitroethane, $\ce{ C2H5NO2 }$; [79-24-3] NIST WebBook
  2. 1,2-Ethanediol, $\ce{ C2H6O2 }$; [107-21-1] NIST WebBook
  3. 1-Dodecanol, $\ce{ C12H26O }$; [112-53-8] NIST WebBook
Experimental Data
Table 1. Solubility of nitroethane (1) 1,2-ethanediol (2) and 1-dodecanol (3)
$T$ (°C) $T$ ($\pu{K}$) 100w1 100w2 $x_{1}$ $x_{2}$
12.0285.2 3E+14E+1 0.330.54
14.0287.2 836 0.880.08
-287.2 2913.5 0.420.238
-287.2 2626 0.340.41
-287.2 2347 0.250.62
16.0289.2 828 0.860.10
16.0289.2 5422 0.600.29
16.0289.2 5414 0.640.20
16.0289.2 4E+115 0.520.24
16.0289.2 3E+142 0.330.55
16.0289.2 2251 0.230.65
16.0289.2 1945 0.220.62
16.5289.7 5423.5 0.590.31
20293.2 7512 0.790.15
20293.2 547 0.690.11
20293.2 4631 0.500.40
20293.2 3545 0.360.56
20293.2 2753 0.270.65
20293.2 2268 0.200.76
20293.2 2E+14E+1 0.240.57
20293.2 158E+1 0.130.85
20293.2 1E+125 0.150.46
21.0294.2 2461 0.230.71
24.0297.2 7512 0.790.15
24.0297.2 543 0.720.05
24.0297.2 5E+129.5 0.530.380
24.0297.2 4E+141 0.410.51
24.0297.2 3255 0.310.64
24.0297.2 19.555.5 0.2020.694
24.0297.2 1964 0.180.75
24.0297.2 1636 0.200.55
24.0297.2 138E+1 0.120.86
24.0297.2 1228 0.170.48

(a) Quadruple point temperature. The equilibrium of three liquid phases crystals of alcohol.

(b) Plait point of binodal curve.

(c) Subcol temperature. A subcol is a point in a ternary system where a third binodal curve meets by its plait point with an isotherm of a ridge.

(d) Col temperature. A col is a point in a ternary system where two separate binodal curves meet at their respective plait points.

(e) Metastable.

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