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Results of solubility experiments for naphthalene dissolved in supercritical ethane and anthracene, phenanthrene and triphenylmethane in both ethane and carbon dioxide indicated strong and highly nonideal solvent-solute interactions. Observed solubilities were a factor of 10('3)-10('8) of that predicted using only the ideal gas law. The data were used to develop a simple, semi-empirical solid-super-critical fluid solubility correlation which requires only one correlated temperature independent pure component parameter for both the solute and solvent.","Partial molar volume experiments for naphthalene, tetrabromomethane and camphor dissolved at infinite dilution in supercritical ethylene and carbon dioxide are presented using a new experimental technique based on density measurements following constant temperature and pressure dilution. 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