The Soret effect describes diffusive motion that originates from a temperature gradient. It is
observed in mixtures of gases, liquids and even solids. Although there is a formal …

Ever since the discovery of the Soret effect, numerous experimental and theoretical works
have been accomplished to understand the phenomena in terms of scientific interpretation …

With rising popularity of microscale thermophoresis for the characterisation of protein-ligand
binding reactions and possible applications in microfluidic devices, there is a growing …

This review provides an overview of the major, currently used techniques for investigating
the Soret effect and measuring thermodiffusion and Soret coefficients, and in most cases …

By coupling heat and mass transfer for C3H8/n-C4H10/CO2/heavy-oil systems as well as by
treating heavy oil as multiple pseudocomponents, a new technique together with its …

By characterizing heavy oil as multiple pseudocomponents, a generalized methodology has
been developed to determine both apparent and individual diffusion coefficients by coupling …

By treating heavy oil as multiple pseudocomponents, techniques have been developed to
experimentally and theoretically determine diffusion coefficients of CO2-heavy oil systems …

The exact evaluation of the fusion rate of virgin and aged asphalt is essential to optimize the
performance of the recycled asphalt mixture. The fusion rate index was developed by tracing …

We have measured the Soret coefficients of 41 out of 45 possible equimolar binary mixtures
of 10 different organic solvents and found an additive rule for the heats of transport. These …

Temperature gradients induce mass separation in mixtures in a process called
thermodiffusion and quantified by the Soret coefficient. The existence of minima in the Soret …