Characteristics and applications of the equations of state in chemical engineering. Recent advances. Part 2
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equations of state, group contribution methods, chemical theory equations of stateAbstract
A review dealing with equations of state and its application to process chemical engineering is presented. This section describes equations of state based on chemical theory and combination EOS-Group Contribution Methods. Other equations of state are presented in the first part of this review.
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