Hattiangdi, Gopal S. (1949) Solubility of some sodium soaps in pinene Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences, Section A, 30 (6). pp. 320-326. ISSN 0370-0089
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Abstract
1. Solubility curves have been determined over the temperature range 30° to 150°C for sodium palmitate, stearate and oleate in pinene. The solubility of the three soaps decreases in the order NaOl > NaStr > NaP. 2. The solubility curves show a kink or change in direction at about 100° to 110°C which is caused possibly by either the formation of colloidal micelles or a phase transition of the soap. 3. The regions of existence of solutions, sols, crystals, jellies, gels, etc., in the system sodium oleate-pinene have been indicated in a schematic partial phase diagram.
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