Thermodynamic Properties of Air From 300 to 6000k and From 1 to 1000 Amagats

Abstract

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Equilibrium compositions and compressibility factors for air in the temperature range 1500 to 13000 Kelvin and for densities from 10¯⁶ to 10³ times standard density

“…On the right-hand side, we have indicated the dependence on T by kT/e to emphasize the fact that e/k is an unknown quantity. The right-hand sides in 7and (8) are the reduced quantities as calculated for the effective potential function (i.e. the potential with the hard core).…”

“…Figs [6][7][8]. include the temperature region for which the pair potential used produces a good fit to the experimental second virial data.…”