Density (

ρ

) and speed of sound (

u

) findings on the binary liquid mixtures consisting of cyclohexanol (CH—OH)

with aniline (A)

ortho

-chloroaniline (

o

-CA)

and

meta

-chloroaniline (

m

-CA) were gathered at the various temperatures spanning the entire concentration range. 303.15

308.15

313.15 and 318.15 K at atmospheric pressure. The information measured there was utilized to compute excess molar volume (

V

m

E

)

excess isentropic compressibility (

K

S

E

)

excess of speed of sound (

u

E

)

excess intermolecular free length (

L

f

E

) and excess acoustic impedance (

Z

E

). Further

the partial molar volumes (

V

m

1

°

.

V

?

1

°

.

V

m

2

°

.

V

?

2

°

)

partial molar compressibilities (

K

m

1

°

K

?

1

°

K

m

2

°

K

?

2

°

) and their excess values (

V

m

1

E

V

?

1

°E

V

m

2

E

V

?

2

°E

)

(

K

m

1

E

K

?

1

°E

K

m

2

E

K

?

2

°E

) were also computed to perceive more information on molecular interaction and structural effects in these mixtures. Applying the theory of Prigogine-Flory-Patterson (PFP) as a framework

the

V

m

E

data of the current liquid mixtures were examined. The analysis of the experimental data took into consideration the interactions that occur between the individual molecules that make up liquid mixtures. By using density functional theory DFT (B3LYP) of 6-31 ++ G (d

P) to analyze the geometries

bond characteristics

interaction energies

and hydrogen bonded complexes in organic solvent phase

quantum chemical calculations were able to further confirm the hydrogen bonding that predominates between cyclohexanol with aniline and chlorosubstituted anilines.