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Article #364thermodynamic model of air
From: Douglas Natelson
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 1992 03:34
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 1992 03:34
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Hi. I'm interested in a thermodynamic model of air over the following range: Pressure: 2e-4 atm to ~10000 atm Temperature: 100 K to 2500 K outside the vapor dome. I've already got William Reynolds' 1979 model from his book _Thermodynamic_Properties_in_SI_, and I'm looking for others. Specifically, I'd like h(rho,T), P(rho,T), s(rho,T) if possible. Any help would be appreciated, especially FORTRAN code, if available. Thanks. Douglas Natelson natelson@phoenix.princeton.edu
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