Thermodynamic modelling of solution phases and phase diagram calculations

Articles in the same Issue

1. Preface
2. Choice of a model for calculation and critical evaluation of solid-liquid electrolyte phase diagrams. Application to the ternary system NaCl-KCl-H2O
3. Solute-solute interactions and the kinetics of chemical reactions in aqueous solutions
4. Free energies of cation-molecule complex formation and cation-solvent transfers
5. Preferential solvation in two- and in three-component systems
6. Ionic aggregates of 1-1 salts in non-aqueous solutions: Structure, thermodynamics and solvation
7. The effect of chain packing on surfactant aggregation in aqueous solution
8. Peptide-peptide interactions in water and concentrated urea solutions
9. Thermodynamic modelling of solution phases and phase diagram calculations
10. Recent advances in the chemistry of gas phase transition metal clusters
11. Role of high temperature chemistry in CVD (chemical vapor deposition) processing
12. Chemical clusters from solid state systems at high temperatures. Interstitials as a means to stability and versatility
13. Hot corrosion of materials
14. Laser-pulse-vaporization of refractory materials
15. Recommended methods for the purification of solvents and tests for impurities: 1,2-Ethanediol and 2,2,2-Trifluoroethanol
16. Harmonized protocols forthe adoption of standardized analytical methods and for the presentation of their performance characteristics
17. Inventory of current tropospheric sampling programs