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The use of thermodynamic similarity for investigation of the properties of gas mixtures

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A presentation is made of new ideas in the theory of thermodynamic similarity which indicate that, instead of the critical point as a reference point for similarity, we may take any other point on the Boyle curve that is far enough from the ideal gas state.

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    Ya. Z. Kazavchinskii

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Kazavchinskii, Y.Z. The use of thermodynamic similarity for investigation of the properties of gas mixtures. Journal of Engineering Physics 9, 238–241 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00828340

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