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Content:
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Pages vii-viii
NOMENCLATURE AND UNITS USED, Pages ix-xi
LIST OF SYMBOLS, Pages xiii-xviii
CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION AND SOME THERMODYNAMIC CONSIDERATIONS, Pages 1-88
CHAPTER 2 - DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNT OF PHASE EQUILIBRIA, Pages 89-173
CHAPTER 3 - LATENT HEATS AND VAPOUR PRESSURES, Pages 175-202
CHAPTER 4 - DILUTE SOLUTIONS, Pages 203-270
CHAPTER 5 - IDEAL AND NEAR-IDEAL SOLUTIONS, Pages 271-310
CHAPTER 6 - NON-IDEAL SOLUTIONS AT NORMAL PRESSURES: USES OF THE ACTIVITY COEFFICIENT, Pages 311-380
CHAPTER 7 - CONSISTENCY TESTS, Pages 381-399
CHAPTER 8 - MOLECULAR CONSIDERATIONS AND THEIR USE FOR THE PREDICTION AND CORRELATION OF DATA, Pages 401-520
CHAPTER 9 - THERMODYNAMIC RELATIONSHIPS IN THE TWO-PHASE REGION: CALCULATION OF ISOTHERMAL THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES FROM PHASE EQUILIBRIA AND COMPRESSIBILITY DATA, Pages 521-543
APPENDIX 1 - THE FUGACITIES OF CARBON DIOXIDE AND PROPYLENE SHOWN AS FUNCTIONS OF THE TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE, Pages 545-550
APPENDIX 2 - DERIVATION OF EQUATIONS (5.23) AND (1.162), Pages 551-554
APPENDIX 3 - DERIVATION OF WOHL'S THIRD ORDER EQUATIONS FOR THE ACTIVITY COEFFICIENTT (6.15a AND 6.15b), Pages 555-556
APPENDIX 4 - THE WILSON EQUATION, ,, Pages 557-560
APPENDIX 5 - NOTE ON THE APPLICABILITY OF CLASSICAL STATISTICALM ECHANICS, Pages 561-562
SYSTEMS INDEX, Pages 563-580
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 581-584
OTHER TITLES IN THE SERIES IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, Page 585
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