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The electrolyte equation of state published in 1993 by Furst and Renon (AIC
hE J. 1993, 39, 335) has been applied to the representation of CO2 and H2S
solubility in diethaloamine (DEA) aqueous solutions. This equation of state
extends the classical Redlich-Kwong-Soave equation of state associated wit
h a Wong-Sandler mixing rule to the case of systems containing ions. The st
udy of binary systems allowed us to determine the parameters of the nonelec
trolyte part of the equation of state. The ionic parameters have been fitte
d from experimental solubility data covering a wide range of experimental c
onditions (temperature range, 25-100 degrees C; amine concentration, from 0
.5 to 3.5 M; loadings up to 2.34 mol(CO2)/mol(amine)). With the assumption
used in previous applications of our model to various electrolyte systems,
the adjusted ionic parameters are interaction ones involving protonated ami
ne and anions as well as molecular compounds. The resulting model represent
s experimental data with deviations consistent with the experimental ones a
nd dose to the deviations obtained in previous studies.