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Outline
• Background
• Important terminology
• Classification of phase behaviour
• Summary
Background
• Why is a classification system needed?
• van der Waals equation of state
RT a
p= Vm −b − vm2
a22 − a11
ζ=
a + a22
11
a11 − 2a12 + a22
Λ=
a11 + a22
Important terminology
• Phase behaviour
• Critical points
• Upper critical end point (UCEP)
• Lower critical end point (LCEP)
• Upper critical solution temperature (UCST)
• Lower critical solution temperature (LCST)
Type I systems
Type I systems
Type II systems
Type II systems
Type IV systems
• Three critical lines
from C1 to UCEP,
LCEP to C2 and Cm to
UCEP
• Two three phase
regions
• Typical systems:
methane–1-hexene,
benzene–
polyisobutene and
cyclohexane–
polystyrene
Type IV systems
• Three critical lines
from C1 to UCEP,
LCEP to C2 and Cm to
UCEP
• Two three phase
regions
• Typical systems:
methane–1-hexene,
benzene–
polyisobutene and
cyclohexane–
polystyrene
Type IV systems
Type IV systems
Type IV systems
Type V systems
Type V systems
Summary
References
D. Furman and R. B. Griffiths.
Global phase-diagram for a van der waals model of a binary
mixture.
Physical Review a, 17(3):1139–1148, 1978.
J. S. Rowlinson and F. L. Swinton.
Liquids and Liquid Mixtures.
Butterwoth & Co Ltd, 1982.
R. L. Scott.
Van der waals-like global phase diagrams.
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 1(18):4225–4231, 1999.
P. H. van Konynenburg and R. L. Scott.
Critical lines and phase equilibria in binary van der Waals
mixtures.
Philos. Trans. R. Soc. London, Ser. A, 298(1442):495–540, 1980.
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