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Natural SciencesChemical EngineeringChemistryPolymer ChemistrySeparation ProcessesSolid-state ChemistryHigh-pressure ThermodynamicsPhase EquilibriaSolution ChemistryBlowing AgentsFluid CharacterizationLiquid-vapor EquilibriaPolystyreneSolubilitySolute SolubilityVapor PressureVapor-liquid Equilibria
The vapor-liquid equilibria of HCFC 142b, HFC 134a, HFC 125 and isopropanol in polystyrene were determined in a closed high pressure vessel at temperatures up to 220°C. Complete solubility maps are presented for each blowing agent, including conditions for phase separation in the polystyrene phase. In order of decreasing solubility, the blowing agents rank isopropanol > HCFC 142b > HFC 134a > HFC 125. In the cases of isopropanol and HFC 134a, some solubility results obtained by the vapor pressure method and those using a high-pressure electrobalance are compared.
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