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Thermochemical investigations of solutions Communication 5. Vapor pressure and composition of the binary system CH3CHO + H2O

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    The vapor pressures of a series of aqueous acetaldehyde solutions have been determined by a static method within the temperature range 0 to 25°.

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    The composition of the vapor of a series of aqueous acetaldehyde solutions has been determined by a dynamic method.

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    The method of Bose has been used to calculate the partial vapor pressures of acetaldehyde and water for solutions of CH3CHO + H2O at various temperatures.

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    Heats of formation of aqueous acetaldehyde solutions have been calculated from vapor pressure measurements.

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    A. A. Dobrinskaya, V. G. Markovich & M. B. Neiman

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Dobrinskaya, A.A., Markovich, V.G. & Neiman, M.B. Thermochemical investigations of solutions Communication 5. Vapor pressure and composition of the binary system CH3CHO + H2O. Russ Chem Bull 2, 391–396 (1953). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01171511

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