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Transfer properties of mixtures of rarefied neutral gases. Hydrogen–argon system

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A method is proposed for generalization of the transport properties of mixtures of rarefied gases on the basis of their particle-interaction potentials and relations of the molecular-kinetic theory. A simultaneous processing of data on the viscosity of a binary Ar–H2 mixture and its components as well as data on the concentrationdiffusion and thermal-diffusion coefficients of this mixture has been carried out by the weight method. The parameters of three functions of the Lennard-Jones (m–6) potential of interaction between the Ar atoms and H2 molecules in the indicated mixture were determined. Tables of reference data on the transport properties of the Ar–H2 mixture at a temperature of 200–2000 K and a concentration x(Ar) varying from 0 to 1 were calculated.

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Shashkov, A.G., Zolotukhina, A.F., Fokin, L.P. et al. Transfer properties of mixtures of rarefied neutral gases. Hydrogen–argon system. J Eng Phys Thermophy 83, 188–208 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10891-010-0334-2

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