Article | REF: K491 V1

Estimating the viscosity of pressurized gases

Author: Bernard LE NEINDRE

Publication date: November 10, 2006

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2. Moderately dense gas

2.1 Modified Enskog theory

The absence of a rigorous theory for estimating the transport properties of moderately dense real fluids means that it has been necessary to use evaluation methods based on an approximate theory: the principle of corresponding states, or on empiricism. The only approximate theory to have been employed to any extent is Enskog's theory, in a form modified to predict the initial density dependence of transport properties. As was made clear in 1

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