2010, №2

сс. 28-44

Heterogenization of Supercritical Fluids and Non-variant Critical Equilibria in Triple Systems with One Volatile Component (Considering Salt-Water Systems as Examples)

2010, №2

сс. 28-44

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V.M. Valyashko, M.A. Urusova

Key words: supercritical fluids, supercritical phenomena in ternary systems, stable and metastable regions of immiscibility

Some  features of phase equilibria in ternary systems with one volatile component and  with a region of homogeneous supercritical fluid (SCF) in one of binary  sub-systems (with two critical end-points p and Q) are analyzed. It is demonstrated that  heterogenization of SCF that is spreading into a ternary system from the  boundary binary sub-system of 2d' type  starts from monovariant critical phenomena in saturated solutions (liquid1  = liquid2 - solid) or (gas = liquid - solid), which pass through  extremal parameters (temperature, composition) and form such special critical  equilibria as double critical end-point (liquid1 = liquid2  - solid, gas = liquid - solid, liquid1 = liquid2 - gas)  or double homogeneous points (liquid1 = liquid2 - solid о gas = liquid - solid). Ternary  nonvariant points (liquid1 = liquid2 = gas, liquid1  = liquid2 - gas - solid and liquid1 = gas - liquid2  - solid) appear at the cross-sections of monovariant critical and non-critical  curves.

doi:10.1134/S1990793110070134