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Corrigendum on ‘investigation on molecular interaction studies of binary mixture of Dehpa and Petrofin at 298.15 K’

ABSTRACT Expressions of Redlich–Kister (RK) excess function using polynomials on difference of molar composition are used. Calculated values of excess properties from experimental values are well presented in some curves as a function of mole fraction (x2) of the second pure component of the studied binary liquid mixture. Nevertheless, the authors presented values of adjustable parameters, not for the polynomial of the popular RK equation (i.e. vs. x2–x1), but for globally the excess property YE as an overall three degree polynomial on (x2) including implicitly the molar fraction product (x1·x2) in their nonlinear regression, which can then induces some readers to probable confusion.