Phase behavior Sample Clauses

Phase behavior. Three recent papers by Xxxxx et al. [1994a,b,c] show that the phase behavior of surfactants with both pure chlorocarbons and mixtures of chlorocarbons is similar to classical phase behavior with hydrocarbons. The phase behavior changes from microemulsion in equilibrium with excess oil (Xxxxxx Type I or Type II(-)) to microemulsion in equilibrium with excess aqueous and organic phase (Xxxxxx Type III), and to microemulsion in equilibrium with excess water (Xxxxxx Type II or Type II(+)) as salinity increases. The lower (CSEL) and upper (CSEU) limits of effective salinity are the effective salinity which three phases form or disappear. The optimal salinity (CSEOP) is defined as the midpoint of these two salinity limits (Xxxxxxx et al. 1979). Hand's equation (Xxxx and Xxxxxx, 1978) is used in UTCHEM to describe the phase envelope, binodal curve. The concentrations at binodal curve are described by the following equation:
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