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VOLUME 60 (1994) | ISSUE 5 | PAGE 333
Distinctive features of the phase diagram of a glycerin-quaiacol solution
The onset of a closed stratification region in a glycerin-guaiacol binary solution upon the addition of a small amount of a third component, soluble in only one component of the solution, has been studied experimentally. The third component was either water, which is soluble in glycerin, or CC14, which is soluble in guaiacol. The stratification region disappears when alcohols soluble in both components of the solution are added. A stratification region arises in this solution upon the addition of other liquids which are soluble in only one of the components of the solution. © 1994 American Institute of Physics.