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Original Articles

Kinematic Viscosity of Aqueous Solutions of Ethanol and Glucose in the Range of Temperatures from 20 to 45°C

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Pages 834-843 | Received 24 Mar 2007, Accepted 01 Apr 2008, Published online: 21 Aug 2009

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Figure 1 Solubility of glucose in ethanol/water solutions vs. molar fraction of ethanol at 25ºC. Line corresponds to EquationEq. (4).

Figure 1 Solubility of glucose in ethanol/water solutions vs. molar fraction of ethanol at 25ºC. Line corresponds to EquationEq. (4).

Table 1 Experimental data of kinematic viscosity of ternary ethanol/water/glucose solutions

Figure 2 Experimental data and calculated values of kinematic viscosity of ternary solutions at two different levels of ethanol concentration: (a) 5% and (b) 35% (w/w).

Figure 2 Experimental data and calculated values of kinematic viscosity of ternary solutions at two different levels of ethanol concentration: (a) 5% and (b) 35% (w/w).

Figure 3 Experimental data and calculated values of index of refraction of ternary solutions and aqueous glucose solutions at 20ºC. Lines correspond to EquationEq. (8).

Figure 3 Experimental data and calculated values of index of refraction of ternary solutions and aqueous glucose solutions at 20ºC. Lines correspond to EquationEq. (8).

Table 2 Experimental data of refractive index viscosity of ternary ethanol/water/glucose solutions at 20ºC

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