The liquid-liquid equilibria (LLE) data were experimentallymeasured for the partially misciblesystems of
n-propanol-water-NaCl,
n-propanol-water-NaBr,
n-propanol-water-KCl, and
i-propanol-water-NaCl at 25
C. A method ofcalculation for the prediction of the salting effecton the LLE of organic aqueous solutions was proposed to correlate theexperimental tie-linedata. In the proposed method, the activity coefficients of thesolvents were calculated by Tan'smodified Wilson model which was combined with a vapor pressure model ofelectrolyte solutions,and the mean ionic activity coefficient was calculated by theGibbs-Duhem equation. Theparameters required by the proposed method could be estimated by thevapor pressures of awater-salt system and the alcohol-water interaction parameters inthe liquid-phase activitycoefficient model. No ternary parameter was required. Theproposed method has been used topredict the LLE data measured by this work, and the overall averagedeviation of tie-linecompositions was 0.018.