1978
DOI: 10.1002/cjce.5450560317
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Une éequation d'éetat de clausius modifiée repréeasentant l'éeatat liquide

Abstract: Les trois paramètres d'une équation d'état de Clausius modifiée ont été généralisés, en ayant pour objectif le calcul des propriétés thermodynamiques des corps purs dans l'état saturé, depuis la température d'ébullition normale jusqu'à la température critique. La méthode décrite, qui nécessite la seule connaissance des propriétés caractéristiques des corps purs (Tc, Pc, Zc, ω) a été testée sur 28 composés divers (hydrocarbures saturés et insaturés, molécules simples et molécules polaires). Les résultats obtenu… Show more

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“…Three different three-parameter equations were subjected to an explora- tory study of the practicability of various fitting procedures for the parameters. These three equations were the Clausius equation, as studied also by Freze and Chevalier (1978) and by Martin (1979), the equation studied lately by Usdin and McAuliffe (1976) which had previously been investigated by Himpan (1952) and by Fuller (1976), and finally the equation to be discussed below. The results of these preliminary investigations led us to rejecting the first two equations in favor of the third.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Three different three-parameter equations were subjected to an explora- tory study of the practicability of various fitting procedures for the parameters. These three equations were the Clausius equation, as studied also by Freze and Chevalier (1978) and by Martin (1979), the equation studied lately by Usdin and McAuliffe (1976) which had previously been investigated by Himpan (1952) and by Fuller (1976), and finally the equation to be discussed below. The results of these preliminary investigations led us to rejecting the first two equations in favor of the third.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Nevertheless, two other generalized attractive terms which lead to 3P-EoS have been proposed and studied in the literature. The first of them, the so-called Clausius EoS [22,23], is even simpler:…”
Section: Choosing An Attractive Term: a 3p Density Dependence Connect...mentioning
confidence: 99%