
The measurements of the liquid-liquid equilibria implied in the reaction system to yield glycerol carbonate from ethylene carbonate and glycerol were performed. First, data for the ternary systems consisting of ethylene carbonate. +. ethylene glycol. +. glycerol as well as ethylene carbonate. +. glycerol carbonate. +. glycerol at 313.2, 318.2 and 323.2. K and atmospheric pressure were acquired. Furthermore, the quaternary equilibrium involving both products of the reaction, i.e., ethylene carbonate. +. ethylene glycol. +. glycerol carbonate. +. glycerol, was evaluated under the same conditions. All the data experimental data were correlated with the NRTL model with root-mean square deviations of about 0.03 for all the systems tested. © 2014 The Institution of Chemical Engineers.
Glycerol, Liquid liquid equilibrium, Ethylene carbonate, Liquids, Measurements of, Root mean square deviations, Liquid-liquid equilibrium, Glycerol carbonate, Ethylene, NRTL, Polyols, Carbonation, Atmospheric pressure, Phase equilibria, Ethylene glycol, Reacting temperature, Reaction system
Glycerol, Liquid liquid equilibrium, Ethylene carbonate, Liquids, Measurements of, Root mean square deviations, Liquid-liquid equilibrium, Glycerol carbonate, Ethylene, NRTL, Polyols, Carbonation, Atmospheric pressure, Phase equilibria, Ethylene glycol, Reacting temperature, Reaction system
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