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Boiling of the Interface between Two Immiscible Liquids below the Bulk Boiling Temperatures of Both Components [PDF]
European Physical Journal E, vol. 38, 108 (2014), 2014 We consider the problem of boiling of the direct contact of two immiscible liquids. An intense vapour formation at such a direct contact is possible below the bulk boiling points of both components, meaning an effective decrease of the boiling temperature of the system.
Goldobin, Denis S. +1 more
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The Boiling-Point and Pressure [PDF]
Nature, 1887 A VERY convenient lecture experiment to show that the boiling-point of liquids is lowered by diminishing the pressure of the surrounding medium, may be made with one of Ducretet's carbon-dioxide tubes. The lower part of the tube contains the CO2 in the liquid condition, while the upper part is, of course, filled with the same body in the gaseous state.
Michael O'Reilly
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Drop impact on superheated surfaces [PDF]
Physical Review Letters, 108, 036101 (2012), 2011 At impact of a liquid droplet on a smooth surface heated above the liquid's boiling point, the droplet either immediately boils when it contacts the surfaces (``contact boiling''), or without any surface contact forms a Leidenfrost vapor layer towards the hot surface and bounces back (``gentle film boiling''), or both forms the Leidenfrost layer and ...
Andrea Prosperetti +5 more
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The Boiling Point of the Radium Emanation [PDF]
Nature, 1909 IT was shown by Rutherford and Soddy in 1903 that the radium emanation was condensed from the gases with which it was mixed at a temperature of about -150° C. From observations of the range of temperature of condensation and volatilisation it was concluded that the condensed emanation exerted a sensible vapour pressure. This has been confirmed by later
E. Rutherford
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The myth of the boiling point. [PDF]
Sci Prog, 2008 Around 1800, many reputable scientists reported significant variations in the temperature of pure water boiling under normal atmospheric pressure. The reported variations included a difference of over 1°C between boiling in metallic and glass vessels (Gay-Lussac), and “superheating” up to 112°C on extracting dissolved air out of water (De Luc). I have
Chang H.
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Determination of Boiling Range of Xylene Mixed in PX Device Using Artificial Neural Networks [PDF]
arXiv, 2014 Determination of boiling range of xylene mixed in PX device is currently a crucial topic in the practical applications because of the recent disputes of PX project in China. In our study, instead of determining the boiling range of xylene mixed by traditional approach in laboratory or industry, we successfully established two Artificial Neural Networks
Li, Hao +3 more
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INFLUENCE OF PRESSURE ON THE BOILING POINT [PDF]
School Science and Mathematics, 1905 n ...
J. A. GIFFIN
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A Systematic Procedure for the Assessment of the Thermal Safety and for the Design of Chemical Processes at the Boiling Point [PDF]
CHIMIA, 1993 A systematic procedure is presented for application in designing safe processes or in assessing safety of existing processes that are performed at or could reach the boiling point.
Jacques Wiss +2 more
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Walks of bubbles on a hot wire in a liquid bath [PDF]
, 2017 When a horizontal resistive wire is heated up to the boiling point in a subcooled liquid bath, some vapor bubbles nucleate on its surface. Traditional nucleate boiling theory predicts that bubbles generated from active nucleate sites, grow up and depart from the heating surface due to buoyancy and inertia. However, we observed here a different behavior:
Caps, Hervé, Duchesne, Alexis
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Equation of state and phase transitions in asymmetric nuclear matter [PDF]
Phys.Rev.C64:024315,2001; Eur.Phys.J.A38:345-354,2008, 2001 The structure of the 3-dimension pressure-temperature-asymmetry surface of equilibrium of the asymmetric nuclear matter is studied within the thermal Thomas-Fermi approximation. Special attention is paid to the difference of the asymmetry parameter between the boiling sheet and that of the condensation sheet of the surface of equilibrium. We derive the
A. I. Sanzhur +21 more
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