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The global phase behavior of the two-component systems with intracomponent association: Flory approach
M V Belousov1, M V Tamm, I Ya Erukhimovich
1Physics Department, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia.
Abstract:
Within the Flory approach we study the phase diagrams of two-component fluids, the molecules of each component A(f(A)), B(f(B)) bearing f(A) (f(B)) functional groups capable of forming thermoreversible A-A and B-B bonds. We develop a general procedure to classify these diagrams depending on the values of four governing parameters -- entropies and normalized energies of A-A and B-B bonds, and give full topological classification of phase diagrams with f(A,B)> or =3. We show that these phase diagrams can have immiscibility loops and up to four critical points.
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