Abstract
The CO2 solubility is very important property when establishing thermodynamic models for the VLE. In order to obtain the CO2 solubility the normal procedure is to use the N2O analogy as the CO2 solubility cannot be directly measured. This calls for a rather extensive experimental program. In this work a simple and less laborious model was developed based on the excess molar volumes to estimate the excess Henry's constant. This method only requires density data and the N2O solubility into pure solvents (Water/Alkanolamine). The model works well to represent experimental data for different temperatures and concentrations.
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