1. Principles for calculating the basic properties of mixtures

Because of the interactions that exist between the molecules of the various constituents, estimating the properties of thermodynamic fluid mixtures is more difficult than that of pure bodies, the principles of which are given in paragraph 1 of article [BE 8 044] . In general, this is a matter for chemical engineering [J 1 021]...

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