Lennard-Jones equation of state

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The equation of state of the Lennard-Jones model.

Johnson, Zollweg and Gubbins

Johnson et al [1] proposed an equation of state based on 33 parameters within a modified Benedict, Webb and Rubin equation of state, which accurately reproduces the vapor liquid equilibrium curve.

Kolafa and Nezbeda

The Kolafa and Nezbeda equation of state [2] provides us with the Helmholtz energy function: (Eq. 30):

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the compressibility factor (Eq. 31)

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and the internal energy (Eq. 32)

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On the following page is the FORTRAN code for the Kolafa and Nezbeda equation of state.

Ree

The Ree equation of state [3] is an extension of the earlier work of Hansen [4] in the high temperature region.

Boltachev and Baidakov

Boltachev and Baidakov have paid particular attention to including data from the metastable region [5].

Melting line

The solid and liquid densities along the melting line are given by the following equations

van der Hoef

van der Hoef (Ref. [6] Eqs. 25 and 26):

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and

Mastny and de Pablo

Mastny and de Pablo (Ref [7] Eqs. 20 and 21):

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and

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References

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