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Seeking help regarding the density of aqueous solutions of n-propanol at different concentrations

2020-08-27View Original

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I’m seeking help – I would be very grateful if industry experts could provide data on the density of aqueous solutions of n-propanol at different concentrations! !
Reply #22020-08-27
If it is not available, one can prepare a series of n-propanol aqueous solutions by oneself for testing, and then obtain a corresponding relationship curve. It is not difficult for the quality inspection and testing departments of a company to carry out this work.
Reply #32020-08-27
Is there no manual? ? If not, it can only be measured practically
Reply #42020-08-28
Nothing was found; I checked the solvent manual as well as the Lan’s Chemical Handbook, but nothing there :(
Reply #52020-08-28
Will this parameter be linear?
Reply #62020-08-28
It has been found, thank you all! !
Reply #72020-08-28
Not necessarily, but at least at lower concentrations it should be linear. Additionally, temperature has a significant impact on the relationship between concentration and density. If they can form an azeotrope, there should be a section that is not linear. I’m just guessing.
Reply #82020-09-12
Hey, nice guy, could you share it?~

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