Big Chemical Encyclopedia

Chemical substances, components, reactions, process design ...

Articles Figures Tables About

Forces in Mixtures of Spherical, Non-polar Molecules Formal Description

iatennolecular Forces in Mixtures of Spherical, Non-Polar Molecules. Formal Description [Pg.42]

Let us now consider intermolecular forces in mixtures of spherical non-polar molecules. For simplidty we shall consider a binary mixture [Pg.42]

One of our main problems in the subsequent chapters will be to express the thermodynamic excess functions of solutions in terms of the quantities sy, which appear in the law of force (2.7.1). If [Pg.43]

A special simple case arises when the molecules have the same radius [Pg.43]

The parameter d expresses the difference of the depths of interaction of molecules AA and BB. It is normalized with respect to saa to obtain a quantity which is Often small with respect to unity. This will [Pg.43]


See other pages where Forces in Mixtures of Spherical, Non-polar Molecules Formal Description is mentioned: [Pg.22]    [Pg.42]   


SEARCH



Mixture of molecules

Mixture polarized

Molecule polarity

Molecules description

Molecules mixtures

Molecules polar molecule

Non-polar

Non-polar molecule

Non-spherical molecules

Polar forces

Polarity in molecules

Polarization forces

Polarization of molecule

Polarized molecules

Spherical molecules

Spherical polar

© 2024 chempedia.info