1972
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9601(72)90470-7
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Pseudo-Grüneisen parameter for liquid argon

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“…Thus, the melting curve for argon coincides, to a high accuracy, with that for a soft sphere system with n = 12.7 [15]. Rare gas solids and fluids also have typical values of the Gruneisen parameter γ ∼ 2.3 − 2.6 [13,16]. Thus, the van-der-Waals fluid near the critical point has the Gruneisen parameter values close to those for real rare gas fluids.…”
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“…Thus, the melting curve for argon coincides, to a high accuracy, with that for a soft sphere system with n = 12.7 [15]. Rare gas solids and fluids also have typical values of the Gruneisen parameter γ ∼ 2.3 − 2.6 [13,16]. Thus, the van-der-Waals fluid near the critical point has the Gruneisen parameter values close to those for real rare gas fluids.…”
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“…The Batschinski line [10], sometimes referred to as the Zeno line [11,12], corresponds to a formal coincidence between the equation of state for a fluid and the equation of state for an ideal gas.For solids, an important thermodynamic parameter is the Gruneisen parameter which reflects the variation of the lattice dynamics under a change of density. For a fluid, one can introduce a pseudo-Gruneisen parameter [13], relating such thermodynamic quantities as the heat capacity C v , thermal expansion coefficient α P and compressibility coefficient β T :It is of great interest to analyze the behavior of "special" lines in a fluid and the pseudo-Gruneisen parameter in the framework of a simple, exactly solvable model. In the present study we have analyzed the properties of a van-der-Waals fluid.…”
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