381 Thermophysical Properties and Phase Behavior I

Tuesday, November 15, 2016: 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Yosemite B (Hilton San Francisco Union Square)
Description:
Experimental and theoretical contributions to the general field of thermodynamic properties and phase behavior are encouraged, including those that introduce novel experimental or modeling techniques. Papers on non-equilibrium thermodynamics are especially encouraged. The topic and style of the presentations should be consistent with the broader audience of this session.

Sponsor:
Thermodynamics and Transport Properties

Chair:
Clare McCabe
Email: c.mccabe@vanderbilt.edu

Co-Chair:
Hiroyuki Matsuda
Email: matsuda.hiroyuki@nihon-u.ac.jp


12:30 PM
(381a) Area 1a Lecture
Nicholas L. Abbott

1:10 PM
(381b) Interfacial Tensions of Industrial Fluids from a Molecular-Based Square Gradient Theory
Erich A. Muller, Jose Matias Garrido, Manuel Piñeiro, Felipe J. Blas and Andres Mejía

1:28 PM
(381c) Nonequilibrium Molecular Dynamics Simulations to Understand Thermal Rectification and the Role of Interfacial Resistances  in Solid-Liquid and Liquid-Liquid Systems
Sohail Murad and Ishwar K. Puri

1:46 PM
(381d) Modeling Water+Hydrocarbons and Water+Oxygenates Phase Equilibrium with the GC-PPC-SAFT Equation of State
Saifuddin Ahmed, Nicolas Ferrando, Jean-Pierre Simonin, Olivier Bernard, Olivier Baudouin and Jean Charles De Hemptinne

2:04 PM
(381e) A Novel Approach of Modeling Orientational Hydrogen Bonding Interactions in Associating Fluids with the COSMO-SAC Activity Coefficient Model
Wei-Lin Chen and Shiang-Tai Lin

2:22 PM
(381f) Automatized Determination of Fundamental Eos Based on Molecular Simulations in the Cloud
Colin W. Glass, Jadran Vrabec, Andreas Köster and Gabor Rutkai

2:40 PM
(381g) Phase Behavior and Density Measurements of (CO2 + Toluene) at Temperatures from (298 to 448) K and Pressures up to 65 Mpa
Yolanda Sanchez-Vicente, Weparn J. Tay, Saif Al Ghafri, Emmanuel C Efika and J. P. Martin Trusler
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