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Experimental cross virial coefficients for binary mixtures of carbon dioxide with nitrogen, methane and ethane at 300 and 320 K

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  • Brugge, H.B.
  • Hwang, C.-A.
  • Rogers, W.J.
  • Holste, J.C.
  • Hall, K.R.
  • Lemming, W.
  • Esper, G.J.
  • Marsh, K.N.
  • Gammon, B.E.

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Densities of five mixtures of carbon dioxide + nitrogen (xCO2=0.10560, 0.25147, 0.50365, 0.71105, 0.90921), pure nitrogen, four mixtures of carbon dioxide + methane (xco2=0.09990, 0.29858, 0.67607, 0.90112), pure methane, and five mixtures of carbon dioxide + ethane (xCO2=0.10043, 0.25166, 0.49245, 0.73978, 0.90367) were measured at 300 and 320 K using the Burnett technique. Second and third virial coefficients and densities were derived for each mixture from the measurements. Cross second and third virial coefficients were determined for each system.

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  • Brugge, H.B. & Hwang, C.-A. & Rogers, W.J. & Holste, J.C. & Hall, K.R. & Lemming, W. & Esper, G.J. & Marsh, K.N. & Gammon, B.E., 1989. "Experimental cross virial coefficients for binary mixtures of carbon dioxide with nitrogen, methane and ethane at 300 and 320 K," Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, Elsevier, vol. 156(1), pages 382-416.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:phsmap:v:156:y:1989:i:1:p:382-416
    DOI: 10.1016/0378-4371(89)90131-3
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