Heat capacity and phase behavior of {$ C_{6} $$ E_{4} $+water} solutions by DSC
Abstract The specific heat capacities of {2-(hexyloxytriethoxy)ethanol ($ C_{6} $$ E_{4} $)+water} system have been measured from 280 to 333 K within the whole composition range by DSC. Changes of specific, apparent and partial molar heat capacities of investigated aqueous solution vs. composition a...
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