2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.jct.2007.03.012
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The (p,ρ,T,x) properties for {x propane+(1−x) isobutane} with x=(1.0000, 0.2765, 0.5052, and 0.7468) in the temperature range from (280 to 440)K at pressures from (1 to 200)MPa

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“…Here, for pure propane the densities from our results published previously [7] are used, and for pure n-butane, the densities from our results [5] at T = (280 to 380) K and the present measurements given in table 1 at T = (400 to 440) K are used.…”
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“…Here, for pure propane the densities from our results published previously [7] are used, and for pure n-butane, the densities from our results [5] at T = (280 to 380) K and the present measurements given in table 1 at T = (400 to 440) K are used.…”
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“…The measurements were carried out using the same apparatus employed in the previous work [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. The experimental procedures are described in detail elsewhere [2,14].…”
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“…The measurements were carried out using the same apparatus employed in the previous work [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. The experimental procedures are described in detail elsewhere [2,13].…”
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“…We reported various thermodynamic property measurements for isobutane [1,2], propane [3,4], n-butane [5,6], and propane/isobutane [7] and propane/n-butane [8] binary mixtures using a metal-bellows variable volumometer. In this study, we measured (p, q, T, x) property data for (x 1 nbutane + x 2 isobutane) with x 1 = (0.2625, 0.4913, and 0.7508) over a wide range of temperatures from (280 to 440) K at pressures from (1 to 200) MPa using the same apparatus.…”
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