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Nineteen organosulphur solvents have been studied by gas chromatography as potential solvents for the extraction of aromatics. The activity coefficients of nine typical hydrocarbon solutes have been determined in these solvents at three temperatures. From the activity coefficient data, the selectivities of all the solvents have been calculated for benzene with respect to each of the other hydrocarbons in order to screen them for extraction studies. Solvent losses in the g.c. column were also studied.
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Rawat et al. (1976) studied this question.
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