Alexandra D. Golikova

Dr. Alexandra D. Golikova

Institute of Chemistry, Saint Petesburg State University, Saint Petersburg, Sankt-Peterburg, Russia
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Academic Career Length

13Years (2014-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 July 2014 in Fluid Phase Equilibria
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MTMaria Toikka
Maria Toikka
Artemiy SamarovArtemiy Samarov
Artemiy Samarov
MTMaya Trofimova
Maya Trofimova
Alexandra D. GolikovaAlexandra D. Golikova
Alexandra D. Golikova
NTNikita Tsvetov
Nikita Tsvetov
Alexander ToikkaAlexander Toikka
Alexander Toikka

28 January 2017 in Journal of Solution Chemistry
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Alexandra D. Golikova
Artemiy SamarovArtemiy Samarov
Artemiy Samarov
MTMaya Trofimova
Maya Trofimova
SRSevastyan Olegovich Rabdano
Sevastyan Olegovich Rabdano
MTMaria Toikka
Maria Toikka
Alexander ToikkaAlexander Toikka
Alexander Toikka

1 January 2020 in Fluid Phase Equilibria
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MTMaya Trofimova
Maya Trofimova
ASAlexey Sadaev
Alexey Sadaev
Artemiy SamarovArtemiy Samarov
Artemiy Samarov
Alexandra D. GolikovaAlexandra D. Golikova
Alexandra D. Golikova
NTNikita Tsvetov
Nikita Tsvetov
Alexander ToikkaAlexander Toikka
Alexander Toikka

1 November 2017 in Fluid Phase Equilibria
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MTMaria Toikka
Maria Toikka
ASAnna Sadaeva
Anna Sadaeva
Artemiy SamarovArtemiy Samarov
Artemiy Samarov
Alexandra D. GolikovaAlexandra D. Golikova
Alexandra D. Golikova
MTMaya Trofimova
Maya Trofimova
Alexander ToikkaAlexander Toikka
Alexander Toikka

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Alexandra D. GolikovaAlexandra D. Golikova
Alexandra D. Golikova
ASAnna Shasherina
Anna Shasherina
YAYuri Anufrikov
Yuri Anufrikov
GMGeorgii Misikov
Georgii Misikov
MTMaria Toikka
Maria Toikka
Alexander ToikkaAlexander Toikka
Alexander Toikka
The data on molar excess enthalpies, HmE, for the binary mixtures acetic acid + n-butanol, acetic acid + n-butyl acetate and n-butanol + n-butyl acetate at 313.15 K and atmospheric pressure were obtained with use of the C80 isothermal mixing calorimeter (Setaram). The correlation of the data was carried out using the NRTL model and Redlich–Kister equation. A comparative analysis with the literature data on all available binary subsystems of the quaternary system was carried out. Other thermodynamic properties (Cp,mE, SmE, ΔmixSm, GmE and ΔmixGm) of the binary systems were estimated using literature data and well-known formulas of classical thermodynamics.