J. Gmehling U. Onken W. Arlt
VAPOR-LIQUID EQUILIBRIUM DATA COLLECTION
Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Chemistry Data Series
Vol. I, Part 7
Published by DECHEMA
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Executive Editor: Gerhard Kreysa
Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium Data Collection
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Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Tables and diagrams of data for binary and multicomponent mixtures up to moderate pressures.
Constants of correlation equations for computer use.
J. Gmehling, U. Onken, W. Arlt
Technische Chemie Universitat Oldenburg
Universitat Dortmund
lnstitut fOr Verfahrenstechnik
Technische Universitat Berlin
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Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Benzene Toluene Sty re ne Ethyl benzene m-Xylene o-Xylene p-Xylene
Isopropyl benzene
Systems with:
Propyl benzene
1 ,2,3-Trimethylbenzene 1 ,2,4-Trimethylbenzene 1 ,3,5-Trimethylbenzene Butyl benzene
p-Cymene
1-Methylnaphthalene Anthracene
VI
SUBJECTS OF VOLUME I
The table lists the parts of Volume I already published or in preparation.
Subtitle Vol. I, Part
Aqueous Systems 1 (1980)
Supplement 1 1a (1981)
Supplement 2 1b (1988)
Organic Hydroxy Compounds
Alcohols 2a (1977)
Alcohols and Phenols 2b (1978)
Supplement 1 2c (1982)
Supplement 2 2d (1982)
Supplement 3 2e (1988)
Supplement 4 2f (1990)
Aldehydes, Ketones, Ethers 3/4 (1979)
Supplement 1, Aldehydes 3a (1993)
Supplement 1, Ketones 3b (1993)
Supplement 1, Ethers 4a (1994)
Carboxylic Acids, Anhydrides, Esters 5 (1982)
Supplement 1 Sa (in prep.)
Aliphatic Hydrocarbons C4-C6 6a (1980)
Aliphatic Hydrocarbons C7-C18 6b (1980)
Supplement 1 6c (1984)
Supplement 2 6d (in prep.)
Aromatic Hydrocarbons 7 (1980)
Supplement 1 7a (in prep.)
Halogen, Nitrogen, Sulfur
and other Compounds 8 (1984)
Supplement 1 8a (in prep.)
VII
AUTHORS' PREFACE
With part 7 of our Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium Data Collection appearing now, only parts 5 and 8 are still to be completed. Besides, preparation of supple
ments to parts 1 and 2 has been started. On the whole, we can state to-day, that the amount of work necessary to transform our computerized Dortmund Data Bank (DDB) of vapor-liquid equilibrium data into this printed edition was underestimated by us at the start. So much the more are we indebted to the great number of people who have helped us in various ways. At this point we wish to thank in particular the head of the computer center of the University of Dortmund, Dipi.-Phys. G. Schwichtenberg, and his staff, especially Mr. T.
Blaszyk, for their constant co-operation. Likewise we should like to express our gratitude to Dr. R. Eckermann and Chem.-lng. (grad.) C. Hammer (both DECHEMA, Frankfurt/M.) for their efforts in editing the data collection.
Finally, we should like to mention with thanks all members of our team who were engaged in the preparation of part 7 of our VLE Data Collection; these are: Mrs. U. Arlt, Mrs. A. Brunk, Dipl.-lng. P. Grenzheuser, Mrs. G. Hennig, Dipl.-lng. B. Kolbe, Mrs. L. Kunzner, Dr. G. No((on, Mrs. G. Obermann.
As to the contents of the data sheets, an alteration concerning pure compo
nent vapor pressures is to be mentioned here. From this part 7 onwards, in
cluding part 5, the vapor pressures of the pure components from the original VLE data publications are used for data evaluation and parameter fitting, wherever such data are reported in the original VLE data set. For this purpose the first Antoine constant (A) is fitted to these pure component vapor pres
sures, with the two other Antoine constants B and C being taken from our data files for pure compounds, as explained in the General Remarks and Explanations (part 1, p. XXXIX). In case of the Antoine constant A being fitted in this way, it is given at the bottom of the respective data sheet.
Dortmund, August 1980
Ulfert Onken Jurgen Gmeling Wolfgang Arlt
VIII
PREFACE OF EDITORS
Subjects of this series are the physical and thermodynamic property data of chemical compounds and mixtures essentially for the fluid state covering PVT data, heat capacity, enthalpy, and entropy data, phase equilibrium data, transport and interfacial tension data.
The main purpose is to provide chemists and engineers with data for process design and development. For computer based calculations in process design appropriate correlation methods and accurate data must be used. These are only in some cases available in the open literature. For that reason the most urgent requirement regarding the publication of data is to offer classified and critically evaluated data, thus giving an impression which of them are reliable or not. This will be the goal of the series.
DECHEMA gives the opportunity to authors especially from universities to publish not only their theoretical results, but also their measured or compiled data, most often a large amount, that would otherwise never have been published.
The work of Dr. Gmehling, Prof. Onken and Dipi.-Chem. Arlt on vapor-liquid equilibria which was partly supported by the Federal Ministry of Research and Technology and DECHEMA has been very fruitful; in particular, it led to an extension of the UNIFAC method. The authors have produced what is probably the largest collection of vapor-liquid equilibrium data that is today available with evaluation programs and experimental data.
We present the evaluation of this material in several parts of the first volume of the series. We hope that this gives particularly the users an instrument that will allow them to solve their problems considerably more easily and quickly than before.
Frankfurt!Main, August 1980
Dieter Behrens Reiner Eckermann
CONTENTS Vol. I, Part 7
IX
Subjects of Volumes I . . . VI Authors' Preface . . . VII Preface of Editors . . . VIII
Contents Volume I, Part 7 . . . . IX Contents Volume I, Part 1 . . . XI Contents Volume I, Part 2a . . . XII Contents Volume I, Part 2b . . . XIII Contents Volume I, Parts 3+4 . . . XV Contents Volume I, Part 6a . . . XVII Contents Volume I, Part 6b . . . XIX
Guide to Tables . . . XXI List of Symbols . . . XXXI References .. ...... ... ...... ..... ... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... .. XXXIII
Data Tables . . . 1
Binary Systems . . . 1
Benzene ... . Toluene . . . 329
Styrene . . . 445
Ethylbenzene . . . . . . 458
m-Xylene . . . 478
o-Xylene . . . 486
p-Xylene ... : . . . 494
lsopropylbenzene . . . 510
Propylbenzene . . . 511
1 ,2,3-Trimethylbenzene . . . 512
1 ,2,4-Trim ethyl benzene . . . 520
1 ,3,5-Trimethylbenzene . . . 524
Butyl benzene ... ,. . . 527
p-Cymene . . . 528
1-Methylnaphthalene . . . 530
Anthracene . . . 536
X
Ternary Systems . . . . 537
Benzene . . . . 537
Toluene . . . . 540
1,2,3-Trimethylbenzene . . . . 541
Quaternary Systems . . . . 543
Benzene . . . . 543
Toluene . . . . 544
Appendix A: Pure Component Parameters . . . . 547
Formula Index of Systems . . . . 553
Alphabetical Index of Systems . . . . 559
553
Formula Index of Systems
R= RECOMMENDED VALUES
2N:J C()-..tPOti!:NT '"3H 0 COM POIH:.NT PAGf
4TH CO"�P�WF.: �T
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SENHNE
PHOSGENE
C CL!.- TETRACHLOPOMLTH\NE
C2H3N r.H �R3 TP I BR OMOMETH .4 'lE
CH CL r� O!FLUOROCHLORONETHANE CH CL3 CHLOROFOR�
CH _)I METHYL IODIDE N ITROME THA NE
CH 4S METHANETHIOL
CS? CARBON DISULFIDl
1,1,�-TRICHLOR0-1,2,2-TRJFLUOROETHANf:
C ��L4 TETR�CHLOROETHYLENE PHCL3 TRICHlOROETHYLENE
C �H CL5 PENTACHlOROETHANE C2H2CL4 1,1,2,2-HlRACHLOROETHAH
C�H3CL3 1,1,1-TRICHluROETHANE ACE TON !TR I lE
1,2-D!BROMOETHANE C'H4Cl2 1,2-DICHlOROETHANE
C�H5BP ETHYl BRO�IDE.
ETHYl IODIDE C�!-15NO N-M�THYLFOR�AttiDE C 2H SN02 N ITRO£THANE C?H�ClS D!nETHYlSULFJXIDE
ETHYLENEOIA�!NE
, , 1 I 1 ,3 ,3 ,3-HEX AFLLIOR 0-2 -P�OPANOL c:�t-�7Nn N.N-DIMETHYLFOR�AMIDE
C3H7NO� 1-N !TROPROPAtl E nH7N07. 2-111 TROPROPANE t;31f']A03 �ETHYL BOR ATl
THIOPHENE C�H�02S SULFOLANE
C fH302S 1, 4-TH I OX ANE -S -vX ID£
ACETONITRILE
2- 58 5� • 531-538
59- 61 62- 63 64- 83 84 85- 88
8� R 89
102-111 111 p 112 113-1H
118 R 119
H1 12�-133
15� R 134-137
138-158 158 R 159 1 6•
161-162 163
11e-11�
177 178-1 o4
H4R 185 18�
187 18�-1 �0 190-191
554
Formula Index of Systems
=�:=== =�===================================================================================�=============
2Nn CO'tPOk[NT
C:)tt6
C ��19NO METHYl �THYl KETQX!M
C 4H 11N B\JTY l �MINE
TERT-BUTYLAMINE C 4H11 N DIETHYLAMINE C 5H 5N PYRIDINE
DIETHYlFOR�AHlOE
('...,F6 HEXAFLUOROBE�ZENC
C6H 4 CL2 P-DICHLOROBENZEN�
&ROf'OHNZENE CHLOROBENZENl
CoH5f flliOROBENZENC Ct;H)N02 NITROBENZENE
ANILINE
CAH11Cl CHLOROCYCLOHLXA�E CSH11NO
C-:>H13N CYCLOHEXYLAMl'lE C�H15N Th IETHY LAM INE
BEtZONITR!lE C7Ho TOlllEkf:
N-fliETHYLC YCLUtr[):. Yl AM I �E
STYRENE C }H 10 ETHYLB ENZENE
P-XYlENE
C �H 11 N N,N-DI�ETHYlrti�ILINE TETRAfTHYL SiLANE
c:Ht2404S 14 OCTo\�fTIHLCYCUHlT��t-.�ILO>.!\�E l�flPI\OPYlBE .. Zl!i(
PROf'YLSENZENf.
C1 !H 111i BIPHENYL C 1 iH1ft
"31<[1 CU ... POUEtH 4TH COI'Pf'fiUIT
CdHH
OH10 C9 H1 L
ETfiYLSENZENE
Al�hA-MlTHYLSTYRENE ISOPROPYLBENZENE
PAGE
199-l�1 ,�,
<05-2t7 208-2>1 222-<'2�
>25 p 226-2'7
237 p B8 239-24?
243-251
? 51 R 252 253-254 255-26�
2o�
26 7-lH 271
275-277 277 • 278 279-501
301
>39
305
543 H7-H9 3 1 0 -.1 1 1 31l 3H-lH
31� p 517-321
nT �011PONF.rH
C-:'113
Z�D C0�1PONENT
TOlUENE
CCL4 TETRACHlOROMETHANE
CHCL3 CHlOROFORM cs: CARBON DISUlFIOE C !HC l3 TRICHlOROETHYLENE C�HJN ACETON ITR !LE C2�3NO METHYL ISOCYANATE C�H�Cl? 1,2-DICHLOROETHANE
C2H5N02 NI TROETHANE CZH60S DIHETHYlSUlfOXIDE C2H<lN2 ETHYLENEDIAMINE C3H5N PROPION ITR ILE C3H7NO N, N-OIM ET HYlfORfiA!UDE C4H4S THIOPHENE
C4H7N 8UTYRONITR!LE C4H802S SUlfOlANE C4H11 N DIETHYLAMINE
C5H5N PYHDINE CSF6 HEXAflUOROBE�ZENE
CoH5BR BROHOBENlENE C6H5Cl CHLOROBENZENE CI,H5F FLUOROBENZENE
C6H 5NO� NITROBENZENE C6H7N AN !LINE
C6H7N 2-HETHYlPYR!DlNE CoH7N 3-HETHYlPYRIOINE C6H11NO 6-CAPRO lACTAH C7H5N BENZONITRllE C7tl7F 0-FLUOR OTO lUl NL
555
Formula Index of Systems
3RD COHPOUENT 4TH COMPnN[f;T
1,2-DIBROHOETH A NE
PAGE
329-351 351 54t 352-3-53 354-361 362-371 372-375 376 377-384
384 385 386 387 388-389 39t-394 395-396 397 398-399 4 ..
411-4t7
488-414 41 4 415 416-417 418-421 421 422 423-431
431 432 433 434 435 436-439 C 7H?.20�S 13 1,1, 1 ,3 ,5 ,5, 5-HPT AflETHY LT RI S ILOXANE 441-442 C�H10 £THYLBENZENE
C3HH P-XYLENE
STYRENE
C �HCl5 PENTACHLOROETIIA�E
C9HU C9H12
ALPHA-HETHYLSTYRENE ISOPROPYLBENZENE
443
544 444
445
556
Formula Index of Systems
1ST rQ!lPOt. ENT �N J C0'1POI�ENT
STYRrNE
�CRYLON ITR I U C3H 1 � ETIIYLBE NZ ENE C 9H10 A LPH� -METHYL STYR EN L COil12 P�OPYLBENHN£
C3H1� E THYLBENZENE
CCL4
CH3N ACETONITRILE
1,2-DICHLOROETHjN£
C3�3N ACRYLONITRILE
c ..H 1 111 DIETHYLAMINE C6H5CL CHtOROBENZENE
C6H5NOc NITROBENZENE ANILINE
C9H 1 � ISOPROPYLBENZENE C10Ht4 BUTYL BENZENE
C8H1� M-XYLENE
C Cl4 TETRA CH LOROM E TH �NE C.3H7NO N, N-DIMETHYLFORf!AM !DE C5H5N PYRIDINE
C6H7N ANILINE P-XYLENE
0-XYLEN E
C CL4 TETRACHLOROMETHAN£
C ?H CL 5 PENTACHLOROETHANE C ?.H4CL? 1,2-0ICHLOROETHANE C2H8N2 ETHYL EN EO !AMI NE C3H7NO 11, N-D IHETH Yl FORMAM I VE
3RD COMPONENT HH COMPMIENT
PAGE
446 447-45 � 456 457
458-464 465 466 467 468 469
471-475 475 476 477
481 482 483
48b-4d8 489 490 491-492
493
=======================================�================================================= ================
C3f1•
CC L ?Q C CL4
C�H4CL?.
- .
P-XYLEN E
PHOSGENE
TETRACHLOROMETH.NE ACETONITRILE 1,�-DICHLOPOETHANE N,N-D IMETHYLFOR�AMIDE HEXAFLUOROBENZ[NE
494-495
499 5U 5t1
P -XYLENE
C S>i 5C L CHLOROBENHNE ANILINE
I SOPR OP Yl B ENZ EN E
C CL4 TETRACHLOROHETHANE
C9H1� PROPYLBENZENE
C·SH5N02 NITROBENZENE
C9H1 � 1, 2,3 -TR IMETH YLBENZENE
C9H12 1,2,4-TRIMETHYLBENZENE
C9H12 1,3,5-TRIHETHYLBENZENE
1,2,4-TRIHFTHYLBENZENE
1,3,5-TRI�ETHYLSENZENE
1,3,5-TRIMETHYLBENZENE
C<\H1�N TRIETHYLAMINE
CHt114 BUTYL8ENZENE
CSH5NO� N !TROBENZENE
P -CYME N E
C6H 7N ANILINE
1-METHYLNAPHTHALENE
C11H10 2-HETHYLNAPHTHALENE
ANTHRACENE
C1 •H10 PHENANTHRENE
557
Formula Index of Systems
3RO COHPPNENT 4TH COHP�NENT
C9H12 1,3,5-TRIHETHYLBENZENE
HGE
518
5U
511
512-515 541-542 516-519
52a-52�
524-526
527
528-529
5H-535
536
1ST f.OIIPONFNT 2ND COt<'PON EN T
ANTIHI:ACFNE C14H10
PHEt<IANTHREN E C14H10
BENZFNE CbH6
ACfTONITRILE C2H3N
ANlli�E C6H7N
BENZCN ITR llf C7HSN
BIPHENYL C12H10
BRO�OEIENZENE C6H5BR
BUTYLAf!llNE C4H11N
lERT-BUHLA�INE C4H11 N
6-CAPROLACTA� C6H11NO CAR90N Dl SUlfIDE CS2 CHLOROBENZENE C6H5CL
CHLOROCYCLOHEXANE C6H11CL
CHLORCFOR� CHCL3
CYCLOHEXYLAMINE C6H13N 1,2-DIBRO�OETHANE C2H4BR2
P-DICHLOROBENZENE C6H4CL2 1,2-DICHLOROETHANE C2H4CL2
DIETHYLAMINE C4H11N CSH11NO
DJFLVOROCHLORO�ETHANE CHCLF2 C8H11N N ,N -Dl�ETHYlfCRMA�lOE C3H7NO
DI�ElHYLSULfCXIOE C2H60S
ETHYlBENHNE C8H10
ETHYL BROMIDE C2H5BR ETHYLENEDIA�INE C2H8N2 fTHYL IODIDE C2HSI FLUORCBENZENE C6H5F HEXAFLUOROBENZENE C6F6
1,1,1,�13,3-HEXAFLUOH0-2-PROPANCL C3H2F60 I SOP ROPY l6E NZE NE C9H12
�ETHANETHIOL CH4S
559
Alphabetical Index of Systems
HO COMPONENT 4TH COJII!PONENT
IS OP ROP YLB EN ZEN E ALFHA-•ETHYLSTYRENE
CYH12 C9H10
PAGE
536
122-133 133 R 255-266
266 • 278 324-326 239-24 2
199-201 201 R 202-204 271
90-101
243-251 251 267-270 64- 83
272-274 134-137
138-158 158 R 205-207 222-225 225 • 62- 63 312
178-184 184 • 164-169 306
159 170-176
160 2 52
226-237 237 R 177 32?
89
560
Alphabetical Index of Systems
1ST COrtP('INFNT
BfNZE"lf
2ND COMPONFNT
C6H6
... ETHYl �OF(P.TE OH %03
�--�T�YLCYCLO�EXYLA�l�E C7H15N
MEl�Yt ETHYl KETOXI� C4H9NO
�-�ETHYLFOR�A�IDE C2H5NO
�ETHYL IODIDE CH3 I NITROBENZENE C6H5N02 NITROETHANE C2H5N02 NJTROHTHANE CH3N02
1-NITRCPROPANE C3H7N02 2-NIHOPROPANE C3H7N02
CYCLOTETRASILOXANE C8H2404SI4 PENTACHLOROETHANE
PHOSGENE PROPYLB ENZ ENE PYRIDINE STYREH SULFOLANE '-TERPHENYL.
1,1,2,2-TETRACHLOROETHANE TETRACHLOROETHYLENE TETRACHLORO•ETHANE
TETRAETHYL SILANE
THIOPHENE 1,4-THIOXANE-S-OXIDE
TOLUENE
TRIBROM�ETHANE 1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE TRICHlOROETHYlENE
1,1,2-TRICHLOR0-1,2,2- TRIFLUOROETHA�E
T RI E THYLA>INE
�-XYlENE P-XYLENE
C2HCL5 CCl20 C9H12 C5H5N C8 H8 C4H8 02S C18H14 C2H2CL4 C2CL4 CCL4
C8H20SI
C4H4S C4H802S C7H8
CHBR3 C2H3CL3 C2HCL3
C2CL3F3
C6H15N
C8H10 C8H10
3RD COMPONENT 4 TH COMPONE.NT
ACETONITRllf
ETHYLBENlENE
C2H3N
C�H1 0
PAG f
187
302-304 304 • 194-198
198 R 161•162
84 253-254 163
85- 88 88 R 185 186
317-321 119
323 208-2?1 305 190-191 327-328 120 112
2- 58 58 R 537-538 313-316 316 R 188-189 192-193 279-301 301 R 539
59- 61 121 113-118
118 •
102-111 111 R 275-277
277 R 307-309 310-311
1 ST CMFONENT 2ND CCIIIIPONENl
BUTYLP.E�HNf
NITROPENZENE
P-CY,..fNE
�Nil!NE
ET �YlPENZENE
ACETONITRIlE ACRYlONITRilE ANILI�E
BUTYl BENZENE CHlOROBENZENE 1,2-DICHLOROETHANE
DlfTHYL�MINE ISOPROPYlBENZENE NITROBENZENE TETRACHlORO"ETHANE
ISOPPOPYlBHZENE
TETRACHlORO"ETHANE
1-�ETHYlNAPHTHALENE
2-METHYLNAPHTHAL[NE
PROPYlBENZENE
NITROBENZENE
S TYRFNE
ACRYLONITRILE
£THYLBENZ ENE AlPHA-�ETHYlSTYRENE
PENTACHLOROETHANE PROPllBENZEN£
A CETONITR ll£·
ANiliNE
BENZONITRJl[
BRO"'OBENlENE BUTYRONITRILE
C10H14
C6H5N02
C10H14
C6H7N
C8H10
C2H3N C3H3N C6H7N
C10H14 C6H5Cl C2H4CL2 C4 H11 N C9H12 C6H5N02 CCl4
C9H12
CCl4
C11 HI 0
C11 H10
C9H12
C6H5N02
C8H8
C3H3N C8H10 C9H 10 C2 H Cl5 C9H12
C7H8
C2H3N C6H7N
C7H5N C6H5BR C4H7N
561
Alphabetical Index of Systems
3RD COMPONENT 4TH COMPONENT
PAGE
527
528-529
465 467
471-475 475 R 477 469 466 468 476 470 458-464
510
530-535
511
446 447-455 . 456
445 457
372-375
423-431 431 R 435 415 397
562
Alphabetical Index of Systems
1ST COMPONENT 2ND COMPONENT
TOLUENE
CARBON DISUlfiOf CH LOROBENZ£NE CHLORCFORfl"
1,2-DICHLOROET�AN�
OHTHYLA�INE N,�-DI�ETHYLFOR�A�JDF
DIMFTHYLSUlfOXIDE E THYleENZ ENE
FLUOROBENZENE
C-FLUCRCTOLUENE
1,1,1,3,5,S,5-�EPTA�ETHYL
TRISILOXANE HEXAFLUOROBENZENE
�ETHH ISOCYANAT E 2-METHYLPYRIDINE
NITROBENZENE NITROfTHANl PROPION ITR ILE PYRIDINE
SULFOLANE TETRACHLOROMETHANE
THI OPHENE TRICHLOROETHYLENE P-XYLENE
1,2,3-TRJ�fTHYLBENZENE
1,2,4-TRl�ETHYLB�NZENf
1,3,5-TRI�ETHYLBENlENE
1,2,4-TRl�ElHYLeE�lE�E
1,3,5-TRl"ETHYL6EN2£NE
C7H�
C6H11NO
C S2 C6H5CL CHCL3 C2H4Cl2
C4H11N C3H7NO C2H60S C8H10
C2H8N2 C6H5 F
C7H7f
C7H2202SI3 C6f6
C2H3NO C6H7N C6H7N C6H5N02 C2H5N02 C3H5N C5H5N
CCL4
C4H4S C2HCL3 C8H10
C9H12
C9H12
C9H12
C9H12
C9H12
3RD COMPONENT 4TO COMPONENT
ISOPROPYLBENZENE ALPHA-M�THYlSTYRENF
1,2-DIBROMOETHANE
1,3,5-lRI ,ETHllBENZENE
C9H12 C9H10
C2H4BR2
C9H12
PAGE
434 354-361 416-417 352-353
377-384 384 R 400 390-394 386 44 3
544 387
418-421 421 R 436-439
440-442
408-414 414 • 376 432 433 422 385 388-389 401-407 398-399
329-351 351 R 540 395-396 362-371 444
512-515 541-542 516-519
520-523
1ST CO,..PONUI/1 2ND C01'1PONENT
1,3,�-TRI�F.lHYLP.F.NlfN£
THHlHYlAJt.INE
M.-XYtFJo.E
ANILINE
�,N-Dl�fTHYLFOR�AriDf PYRIDINE
TETRACHlORO�ElHANE P-)(YlENE
O-XYlfhf
1,2-DICHLOROETHANE N,N-DI�ETHYLFOR�A�IDE
ETHYlENEDIAMINE PENTACHlO�OETHAhE TETR A CHLOROMETHANE
P-XYLE�E
ACETCNITR llf ANILINE
CHLOROBENZENE 1,2-DJCHLOROETHANE N,N-DIMETHYLFOR�A�IOE
HEXAflUOROBENZENE
PHOSGENE
TETRACHLOROMETHANf
C9H12
C6H15N
C8H1 0
C6H7N C3H 7NO C5H5N CCl4 C8H1 0
C8H10
C2H4CL2 C3H7NO C2H8N2 C2HCL5 CCL4
C8H10
C2H3h C6H7N C6H5Cl C2H4CL2 C3H7No C6f6
Ctl20 CCL4
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Alphabetical Index of Systems
3RD COMPONENT 4TH COMPONENT
PAGE
524-526
483 481 482 478-480 484-48 5
490 493 491-492 489 486-488
499 509 508 500 501
502-507 so 7 • 494-495 496-498
