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Solubility of mixtures of hydrogen sulfide and carbon dioxide in a monoethanolamine solution at low partial pressures

Isaacs et al., 1980

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18160889996051442285
Author
Isaacs E
Otto F
Mather A
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Journal of Chemical and Engineering Data

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The solubility of H2S, C02, and their mixtures in a 2.5 kmol nr3 aqueous solution of monoethanolamine has been determined at100 C at partial pressuresof acid gases between 0.003 and 3.36 kPa. The results for the mixture have been compared with values calculated …
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