Sg. Capewell et al., Improved apparatus and procedures for the measurement of solubility of rapidly equilibrating solid-liquid systems to 90 degrees C, REV SCI INS, 70(2), 1999, pp. 1481-1485
An improved apparatus for measuring solubilities of solid-liquid systems at
temperatures to 90 degrees C is described. The apparatus has a high capaci
ty (up to 56 samples) and a long term temperature stability of +/-3 mK. The
design allows the saturated solution to be multiply sampled and microfilte
red at the equilibration temperature, making it particularly suited to rapi
dly equilibrating systems. The reliability of the apparatus and sampling pr
ocedures were tested by measuring the solubilities of NaCl, Na2SO4, and Na2
CO3 in water. The data obtained showed a routine precision of +/-0.05% rela
tive and agreed to within +/-0.1% of recommended International Union of Pur
e and Applied Chemistry values. (C) 1999 American Institute of Physics. [S0
034-6748(99)03602-3].