Abstract
Experimental data of high-pressure phase behavior were measured for binary CO 2–methyl acetate, CO 2–ethyl acetate, CO 2–propyl acetate, CO 2–butyl acetate, CO 2–pentyl acetate and CO 2–hexyl acetate systems at several temperatures (313.2–393.2 °C) and pressures up to 16.45 MPa. These CO 2–methyl acetate, CO 2–ethyl acetate, CO 2–propyl acetate, CO 2–butyl acetate, CO 2–pentyl acetate and CO 2–hexyl acetate mixtures exhibit type-I phase behavior. In this work, three phases were not observed at any temperature of the systems. The solubility of methyl acetate, ethyl acetate, propyl acetate, butyl acetate, pentyl acetate and hexyl acetate for the CO 2–methyl acetate, CO 2–ethyl acetate, CO 2–propyl acetate, CO 2–butyl acetate, CO 2–pentyl acetate and CO 2–hexyl acetate systems increase as the temperatures increase at constant pressure. In each system, the mixture-critical point shifts higher as the temperatures increase, and also the mixture-critical pressure does as molecular weight increases. The experimental results for CO 2–alkyl acetate systems are modeled using the Peng–Robinson equation of state. A good fit of the calculated data is obtained with the Peng–Robinson equation of state.
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