Ayat Hussein Adhab , Morug Salih Mahdi , Prakash Kanjariya , Shelesh krishna saraswat , Rekha M M , Pushpa Negi Bhakuni , Abhayveer Singh , Bhavik Jain , Aseel Salah Mansoor , Usama Kadem Radi , Nasr Saadoun Abd
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In this work, the Perturbed Hard Sphere Chain (PHSC) equation of state (EoS) has been utilized to model the solubility of sugars in pure and mixed solvents. In this regard, thirteen sugars containing glucose, fructose, xylose, maltose, mannitol, mannose, sorbitol, xylitol, galactose, erythritol, maltitol, trehalose, and sucrose have been considered. The model parameters have been optimized using a binary sugar-water equilibrium data at an arbitrary temperature. The solubilities of sugars in water and alcohols at various temperatures have been predicted using the obtained model parameters. The average AAD% value of sugar solubility in pure solvents has been obtained 0.98%. The model was also applied to predict the solubility of sugars in mixed solvents without using additional adjustable parameters. The results show that the PHSC EoS can predict the solubility of sugars in mixed solvents up to high concentrations accurately. The average AAD% value of the ternary sugar-water-alcohol system has been obtained 6.5%. The results show that the PHSC EoS can be used as a robust thermodynamic model to predict the solubilities of sugars in mixed solvents up to high concentrations and various temperatures accurately.
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