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Thermodynamic properties of fluids

Author: Bernard CLAUDEL

Publication date: November 10, 1996

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4. Gas-liquid transformation of a mixture

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4.1 Special case: dry air

Air is obviously a mixture, containing mainly approximate proportions by volume of 15 in oxygen and 45 in nitrogen. It can be considered as a single constituent, insofar as these proportions do not change, and, consequently, diagrams...

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