2008
DOI: 10.1134/s0869864308030025
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Speed of sound and ideal-gas heat capacity of freon R-236ea

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“…The calculations for freons R-125 and R-236еа are performed by the method considered above. Their thermodynamic parameters are presented in Table 1 [15,16].…”
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“…The calculations for freons R-125 and R-236еа are performed by the method considered above. Their thermodynamic parameters are presented in Table 1 [15,16].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…1), respectively, m 3 /kg. In order to perform calculations using the formula (2) values υ 1 and υ 6 (specific volumes in a state of saturation of liquid and steam phases, respectively) for a specific freon are determined by reference data [15,16]. Temperature of freon on line "2-4" in a process of heating and evaporating is constant and equal to T 2 .…”
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“…The methods used for measurement of the thermal properties have been described in previous publications [5][6][7]. The saturated vapor pressure (P S ) and the density (ρ v ) of the superheated vapor were measured with an isochoric piezometer of 439.35 cm 3 capacity.…”
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“…5). Here Cp 0 (Tm) is the ideal-gas heat capacity [15][16][17]. The heat capacity Cp 0 is a strictly additive quantity; therefore, it is easily calculated through the ideal-gas heat capacity of the components.…”
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