Cubic equations of state combined with excess Gibbs energy predictive models (like UNIFAC) and equations of state based on applied statistical mechanics are among the main alternatives for phase equilibria prediction involving polar substances in wide temperature and pressure ranges. In this work, the predictive performances of the PC-SAFT with association contribution and Peng-Robinson (PR) co...

Gas compressibility factor (z-factor) is an important parameter widely applied in petroleum and chemical engineering. Experimental measurements, equations of state (EOSs) and empirical correlations are the most common sources in z-factor calculations. However, these methods have serious limitations such as being time-consuming as well as those from a computational point of view, like instabilit...

Solubility prediction of high molecular weight molecules in high-pressure solvents is an interesting field of research. Sometimes the solubility data are not available for several components due to lacking of valid equipments. Therefore, an accurate prediction technique can help the researchers. According to the literature, the simple Equations of State (EoSs) such as Soave-Redlich-Kwong (SRK),...

In situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction measurements have been carried out on Fe using a “T cup” multianvil high-pressure apparatus up to 20 GPa and 1500 K. The stability field of the hexagonal phase ( -Fe) is characterized by the triple point of the body-centered cubic (bcc) ( ), , and face-centered cubic (fcc) ( ) phases, located at 8.0( 0.3) GPa and 680( 50) K with the slope of the phase bound...

Following merger, a neutron star (NS) binary can produce roughly one of three different outcomes: (1) a stable NS, (2) a black hole (BH), or (3) a supra-massive, rotationally-supported NS, which then collapses to a BH following angular momentum losses. Which of these fates occur and in what proportion has important implications for the electromagnetic transient associated with the mergers and t...