1. Data preparation

Obtained in the same way as for inorganic compounds (see [K 493] ), tabulated values for the viscosity of organic compounds under pressure result from a smoothing of experimental data. Missing values in the tables correspond to regions where no experimental data are available. Some of these values have been taken from the

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Viscosity of organic substances (C1 to C6)

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