| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 202384 | Fluid Phase Equilibria | 2011 | 5 Pages |
A modified perturbed hard-sphere-chain equation of state by Eslami [H. Eslami, Fluid Phase Equilibr. 216 (2004) 21–26], is extended to mixtures. The resulting equation of state for mixtures consists of two temperature-dependent parameters as well as an additional parameter, reflecting the segment size for pure components. The temperature-dependent parameters of the equation of state are correlated as universal functions of the reduced temperature. It is shown that knowing just the critical constants of pure components is sufficient to calculate the temperature-dependent parameters. The equation of state for mixtures is checked against the experimental pressure–volume–temperature data for a large number of mixtures, having varieties of molecular sizes and shapes. It is shown that no interaction parameter is needed to describe the behavior of fluid mixtures. Among about 3500 data points for mixtures, the average absolute deviation, compared to the experimental data, is about 0.93%.
► An equation of state for pure components is extended to mixtures. ► The temperature-dependent parameters are correlated in terms of temperature. ► The critical constants of pure components are the only input data to the equation of state. ► The agreement of the equation of state with experimental data is quite good.
