SPEED OF SOUND AND ISENTROPIC COMPRESSIBILITIES OF TERNARY MIXTURES CONTAINING BUTYLACETATE(1) PLUS PROPANOL(2) PLUS AROMATIC-HYDROCARBONS AND BUTYLACETATE(1) PLUS BUTANOL(2) PLUS AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS(3) RESPECTIVELY AT 303.15 K
D. Ramachandran et al., SPEED OF SOUND AND ISENTROPIC COMPRESSIBILITIES OF TERNARY MIXTURES CONTAINING BUTYLACETATE(1) PLUS PROPANOL(2) PLUS AROMATIC-HYDROCARBONS AND BUTYLACETATE(1) PLUS BUTANOL(2) PLUS AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS(3) RESPECTIVELY AT 303.15 K, Physics and chemistry of liquids, 34(4), 1997, pp. 241-248
Isentropic compressibilities of ten ternary mixtures butylacetate(1) propanol(2) + benzene(3), + toluene(3), + chlorobenzene(3), + bromobe
nzene(3), + nitrobenzene and butylacetate(1) + butanol(2) + benzene(3)
, + toluene(3), chlorobenzene(3), + bromobenzene(3) and + nitrobenzene
(3) respectively were determined from speed of sound measurements at 3
03.15 K. The deviations in the isentropic compressibility were also co
mputed. 'Values of dKs(123) are positive in mixtures of butylacetate(1
) + propanol(2) + benzene(3) and + toluene(1) and butylacetate(1) + bu
tanol(2) + benzene(3) + toluene(3) and chlorobenzene(3). dKs(123) is n
egative in the systems, butylacetate(1) + propanol(2) + chlorobenzene(
3), + bromobenzene(3), + nitrobenzene(3) and butylacetate(1) + butanol
(2) + bromobenzene(3) and + nitrobenzene(3) correspondingly. An attemp
t has also been made to throw light on the nature of intermolecular in
teractions via these deviations in isentropic compressibility.