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Second virial coefficient of methane

UDC 536.7

Second virial coefficient of methane

Kletsky A. V., Mitropov V.V.

Abstract
The equation for the second virial coefficient of methane is presented as a function of temperatures. Deviations between the values of the second virial coefficient derived from experimental data and calculated with this equation in the range from 160 K to 623 K are, as a rule, less than 0.01 cm3/g.

Keywords: second virial coefficient, methane.

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