Correlations between alcohol content or solubilization parameter and equivalent alkane carbon number of oil mixtures for optimum middle phase microemulsions
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Correlations between alcohol content or solubilization parameter and equivalent alkane carbon number of oil mixtures for optimum middle phase microemulsions
WU Zhanghui, MA Yanbing, LIU Hui'e, et al. Correlations between alcohol content or solubilization parameter and equivalent alkane carbon number of oil mixtures for optimum middle phase microemulsions[J]. CIESC Journal, 2016, (4): 1399-1404.
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WU Zhanghui, MA Yanbing, LIU Hui'e, et al. Correlations between alcohol content or solubilization parameter and equivalent alkane carbon number of oil mixtures for optimum middle phase microemulsions[J]. CIESC Journal, 2016, (4): 1399-1404.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20151150.
Correlations between alcohol content or solubilization parameter and equivalent alkane carbon number of oil mixtures for optimum middle phase microemulsions
The solubilization behavior of mixed oils was examined using two kinds of surfactants
octadecyl trimethyl ammonium chloride (OTAC) and sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS). Equivalent alkyl carbon number (EACN) was adjusted through mixing of different kinds of hydrocarbons
including two-component and four-component hydrocarbons. Both of the relations between EACN and the optimum dosage of alcohol (A*) and the relations between EACN and optimal solubilization parameter (SP*) were investigated. It was found that for both of the two kinds of surfactants used in this study
the A* vs EACN and the SP* vs EACN relations fit quadratic functions. For a certain surfactant under constant condition
the quadratic functions were the same no matter what kinds of hydrocarbons were used.