Chemical and Physical Properties in Aqueous Solutions
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This cluster of papers focuses on the use of aqueous two-phase systems, including the role of ionic liquids, in various separation and extraction processes such as protein separation, bioprocessing, and metal ion speciation. It also explores the thermodynamics and phase behavior of these systems, as well as applications in hydrothermal synthesis.
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aqueous two-phase systems; aqueous two-phase extraction; osmotic coefficients; protein partitioning; 25 °C; Pitzer model; double salts; invariant points; tie-line length; ternary salt system; Pitzer equation; complexation equilibria; ternary aqueous systems; mean activity coefficients; solubility isotherms; solubility equilibria; complex formation equilibria; Othmer-Tobias correlation; mean ionic activity coefficients; ionic equilibria; crystallization fields; solubility diagram; ion activity coefficients; salt solubility; tie-line data
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