Determine the ideal solubility of phenanthrene in any solvent at 20C. Then predict the solubility and compare
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Determine the ideal solubility of phenanthrene in any solvent at 20°C. Then predict the solubility and compare with the experimental solubility (shown in parentheses) for the specified solvent and specified model. (i) Use the MAB model. (ii) Use the SSCED model. (iii) Use the UNIFAC model.
(a) Acetone (14.5)
(b) Chloroform (23.8)
(c) Ethanol (1.23)
(d) Acetic acid (1.92)
(e) Methanol (0.64)
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a Acetone 145 MAB model152 SSCED model138 UNIFAC model148 b Chloroform 238 MAB model245 SSCED model2...View the full answer
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