Heat of evaporation and critical parameters of the alkali metals

  • L. D. Volyak
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Abstract

An expression containing one universal constant is proposed for the dependence of the heat of evaporation of the alkali metals on the specific volume of the liquid phase. The critical parameters of the alkali metals are are refined.

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Evaporation Mathematical Modeling Mechanical Engineer Liquid Phase Alkali Metal 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • L. D. Volyak
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  1. 1.Moscow

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