Diffusion coefficient of gases in liquids

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The discussion centers on the search for the diffusion coefficient of gases in liquids, with reference to Bruce E. Poling's "The Properties of Gases and Liquids," which lacks direct information on the topic. Participants are questioning whether liquid-liquid models can be applied to gas-liquid scenarios. A suggestion is made to explore another book recommended by a user, indicating the need for additional resources. The conversation highlights the challenge of finding specific diffusion coefficients in existing literature. Overall, there is a clear interest in understanding gas-liquid diffusion coefficients and the applicability of existing models.
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diffusion coefficient of gases in liquids
recently I'm looking for diffusion coefficient of gases in liquids. I have read "THE PROPERTIES OF
GASES AND LIQUIDS" from Bruce E. Poling. but in this book it isn't directly mention what is diffusion coefficient of gases in liquids. can we using liquid-liquid models for gas-liquid models?
 
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MRG1373 said:
Summary:: diffusion coefficient of gases in liquids

recently I'm looking for diffusion coefficient of gases in liquids. I have read "THE PROPERTIES OF
GASES AND LIQUIDS" from Bruce E. Poling. but in this book it isn't directly mention what is diffusion coefficient of gases in liquids. can we using liquid-liquid models for gas-liquid models?
Were you able to check out the book suggested by @Chestermiller ?
 

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