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equilibrium solubility
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equilibrium solubility [‚ē·kwə′lib·rē·əm ‚säl·yə′bil·əd·ē]
(physical chemistry)
The maximum solubility of one material in another (for example, water in hydrocarbons) for specified conditions of temperature and pressure.
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It can be seen that the filled polymers absorb more gas when the polymer samples reach the solubility equilibrium.
Gas Absorption With Filled Polymer Systems by CHEN, LEE; SHETH, HIMANSHU; KIM, ROLAND / Polymer Engineering and Science
Other features different from those carried out with the spherical polymer are: a) oxetane polymer to solvent ratio is much higher so that the solubility equilibrium is reached before all the polymer is dissolved, b) agitation is achieved by placing the transparent vessel in a shaker apparatus, in which the resulting hydrodynamics are different from those with the spherical oxetane polymer, where a magnetic stirrer was used.
Experimental investigation and modeling of the dissolution of ... by Cao, Zhihua; Kovenklioglu, Suphan; Kalyon, Dilhan M.; Yazici, Rahmi / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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