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Solubility of organic compoundS in preSSurized hot water

Liquid water at elevated temperatures and pressures, but still

in the subcritical region, is of interest as a solvent in various labo-

ratory and industrial processes. In effect, this means water at a

temperature between about 100°C and 373°C, the critical temper-

ature, and at pressures up to 400 bar or greater. Since the dielec-

tric constant of water decreases with increasing temperature, the

solubility of many compounds, especially non-polar compounds,

increases dramatically at higher temperature. The fact that solu-

bility can be fine-tuned by controlling temperature and pressure

makes pressurized hot water a useful tool in various extraction

and reaction processes.

This table gives a sample of the variations of solubility with tem-

perature and pressure for several compounds, mostly hydrocar-

bons. The solubility is expressed in both mole fraction of solute,

x

2

, and mass percent, 100w

2

, where w

2

is the mass fraction. More

information is available in the references.

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Name

Mol. Form. t/°C p/bar

Solubility

Ref.

10

3

x

2

Mass%

Acenaphthene

C

12

H

10

25

1

0.000444

0.000380

13

250

50

1.25

1.06

11

Anthracene

C

14

H

10

25

1

0.0000074

0.0000044

2

50

50

0.000017

0.000017

5

100

45

0.00032

0.00032

5

100

39

0.000457

0.00045

12

150

50

0.0102

0.0101

11

200

77

0.13

0.13

12

250

50

0.497

0.49

11

300 100

3.78

3.62

11

Benz[a]anthracene

C

18

H

12

25

1

0.00000073

0.00000093

2

60

50

0.00000846

0.0000107

12

100

50

0.000113

0.000143

12

120

52

0.000418

0.00053

12

150

49

0.00296

0.00375

12

Benzene

C

6

H

6

25

1

0.40

0.178

13

25

65

0.40

0.173

6

25 400

0.33

0.143

6

50

65

0.47

0.203

6

100

65

0.89

0.38

6

150

65

2.2

0.95

6

200

65

5.0

2.13

6

200 400

4.1

1.75

6

Carbazole

C

12

H

9

N

25

1

0.00013

0.00012

5

25

54

0.00011

0.000102

5

50

56

0.00045

0.00042

5

100

54

0.0099

0.0092

5

150

54

0.162

0.150

5

200

52

1.9

1.74

5

Chrysene

C

18

H

12

25

1

0.00000016

0.00000019

2

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Name

Mol. Form. t/°C p/bar

Solubility

Ref.

10

3

x

2

Mass%

25

32

0.00000063

0.0000008

5

50

36

0.000001

0.0000013

5

100

38

0.000013

0.000016

5

150

43

0.00060

0.00076

5

200

45

0.0158

0.020

5

225

62

0.0758

0.096

5

o-Dichlorobenzene

C

6

H

4

Cl

2

25

1

0.018

0.0094

9

50

65

0.023

0.019

6

100

65

0.055

0.045

6

150

65

0.18

0.15

6

200

65

0.57

0.46

6

trans-1,2-Dimethylcyclohexane C

8

H

16

25

1

0.008

0.00050

10

101

7

0.0047

0.0029

10

131

7

0.0108

0.0067

10

151

7

0.0223

0.0139

10

170

7

0.0356

0.0222

10

Ethylcyclohexane

C

8

H

16

25

1

0.00098

0.00061

10

100

7

0.00340

0.00212

10

131

7

0.0085

0.0053

10

151

7

0.01665

0.0104

10

171

7

0.0334

0.0208

10

Heptane

C

7

H

16

25

1

0.0004352

0.000242

8

50

7

0.000613

0.00034096

8

100

7

0.001938

0.00108

8

125

7

0.00400

0.00222

8

150

7

0.00878

0.00488

8

170

7

0.01701

0.00946

8

Hexane

C

6

H

14

25

1

0.002045

0.00098

8

100

7

0.006074

0.0029

8

125

7

0.01192

0.0057

8

150

7

0.02555

0.0122

8

170

7

0.04935

0.0236

8

1-Isopropyl-4-methylbenzene

C

10

H

14

25

1

0.0030

0.0051

4

50

60

0.0040

0.0030

6

100

60

0.011

0.0082

6

150

60

0.043

0.032

6

200

60

0.20

0.15

6

Methylcyclohexane

C

7

H

14

25

1

0.00293

0.00151

10

100

7

0.01006

0.0055

10

131

7

0.0244

0.0133

10

151

7

0.0423

0.0231

10

171

7

0.0708

0.0386

10

Naphthalene

C

10

H

8

25

1

0.00444

0.00316

13

40

50

0.00692

0.0049

12

50

50

0.0114

0.0081

12

65

50

0.0264

0.0188

12

75

50

0.0435

0.0309

12

Octane

C

8

H

18

25

1

0.0001158

0.000073

8

100

7

0.0005943

0.000377

8

125

7

0.0014163

0.000898

8

150

7

0.0036957

0.00234

8

170

7

0.0083483

0.00529

8

200

65

0.029

0.018

6

Perylene

C

20

H

12

25

1

0.00000003

0.00000004

2

Solubility of Organic Compounds in Pressurized Hot Water

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Name

Mol. Form. t/°C p/bar

Solubility

Ref.

10

3

x

2

Mass%

50

50

0.00000029

0.0000004

5

100

45

0.00000210

0.00000294

5

150

47

0.000120

0.000168

5

200

48

0.0050

0.0070

5

Pyrene

C

16

H

10

25

1

0.000012

0.0000139

2

100

50

0.000637

0.00072

11

100 200

0.00078

0.00087

5

140

50

0.0054

0.0061

11

200

50

0.0492

0.055

11

250

50

0.205

0.23

11

300

50

1.41

1.56

11

p-Terphenyl

C

18

H

14

25

1

0.00000141

0.00000180

2

100

49

0.0000219

0.000028

12

140

51

0.000372

0.000476

12

180

55

0.00626

0.0080

12

200

53

0.0241

0.0308

12

210

54

0.0393

0.0502

12

Tetrachloroethene

C

2

Cl

4

25

1

0.0285

0.0286

3

50

65

0.027

0.025

6

100

65

0.059

0.054

6

150

65

0.18

0.17

6

200

65

0.59

0.54

6

Toluene

C

7

H

8

25

1

0.107

0.0519

7,13

50

50

0.125

0.064

6

100

50

0.27

0.138

6

150

50

0.66

0.337

6

200

50

1.9

0.96

6

2,2,4-Trimethylpentane

C

8

H

18

25

1

0.00035

0.00022

1

50

65

0.00052

0.00033

6

100

65

0.0020

0.00127

6

150

65

0.0102

0.0065

6

200

65

0.061

0.0387

6

Triphenylene

C

18

H

12

25

1

0.0000034

0.0000043

2

100

51

0.0000899

0.000114

12

140

50

0.00126

0.00160

12

180

64

0.0123

0.0156

12

195

60

0.0283

0.0359

12

m-Xylene

C

8

H

10

25

1

0.028

0.0161

13

50

60

0.036

0.021

6

100

60

0.085

0.050

6

150

60

0.27

0.159

6

200

60

0.88

0.516

6

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