Thread Content
What is the maximum water content in the azeotrope of propanal and water? Who has done work in this area?
Under normal conditions, the water content is 6%, and the azeotrope temperature is 59°
While studying at Tianjin University, I came across an azeotropic data handbook. Upon checking, the library record in Tianjin University’s library is as follows: Azeotropic data / Jurgen Gmehling ... Gmehling, Jurgen, 1946- Control number: tdx0200500183 Latest transaction: 20050127153232.0 ISBN: 3527308334 (part 1, part 2, part 3); price for all three parts: CNY2891.55 Cataloging source: HKP HKP OCLCQ CLU UKM Local call number: O645.15 A993 Title: Azeotropic data / Jurgen Gmehling ... Edition: 2nd completely revised and expanded edition. Publication information: Weinheim: Wiley-VCH, c2004. Physical description: 3 volumes; illustrated; 25 cm. Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references. Topic-related term: Azeotropes–Tables. Personal name listed: Gmehling, Jurgen, 1946- 1: 1 992: 1478918 (part 1, chapter 1); O.E. 1478919 (part 2, chapter 1); O.E. 1478920 (part 3, chapter 1). Azeotropic data / Jurgen Gmehling ... Publisher: Wiley-VCH; publication date: c2004. Number of pages: 3 volumes. ISBN: 3527308334. Number of copies available for borrowing: 3 copies at the main library of Tianjin University. Total copies in all locations: 3. Locations where copies are available: Main library of Tianjin University; Availability status: 1 copy. Reading room for Western language books: O645.15 A993 part 1 – 1 copy; availability status: None. Reading room for Western language books: O645.15 A993 part 2 – 1 copy; availability status: None. Reading room for Western language books: O645.15 A993 part 3 – 1 copy; availability status: None. It was published in 2004 and consists of three volumes; it should contain the relevant data, so one could ask someone to help look it up.