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The melting curve of tetrahydrofuran hydrate in D2O

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Melting points for the tetrahydrofuran/D2O hydrate in equilibrium with the airsaturated liquid at atmospheric pressure are reported. The melting points were measured by monitoring the absorbance of the solution. Overall, the meltingpoint phase boundary curve is about 2.5 K greater than the corresponding curve for the H2O hydrate, with a congruent melting temperature of 281±0.5 K at a D2O mole fraction of 0.936. The phase boundary is predicted to within 5% if the assumption is made that the THF occupancy in the D2O and H2O hydrates is the same. We measure an occupancy of 99.9%. The chemical potential of the empty lattice in D2O is estimated to be 5% greater than in H2O.

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Hanley, H.J.M., Meyers, G.J., White, J.W. et al. The melting curve of tetrahydrofuran hydrate in D2O. Int J Thermophys 10, 903–909 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00514485

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