Abstract
Enthalpies of mixing HM m have measured for binary mixtures of tetrachloroethylene with six alkan–1–ols (propan–1–ol, butan-1–ol, pentan–1–ol, hexan–1–ol, heptan–l–ol and octan–l–ol) at 298.15 K using a Parr 1451 solution calorimeter. All the studied mixtures present exothermic event and showed minimum negative HM m values in mixtures from propan–1–ol to octan–1–ol in mixtures rich in tetrachloroethylene region around 0.65–0.70 mole fraction. The mixing HM m values increases with the chain length of alkan–1–ols. The experimental data explained in term of dissociation of self–associated alkan–1–mols and tetrachloroethylene.