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         Thermodynamic Relations                                                               MNL50-EB/May 2007
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         NOMENCLATURE                                                K i  Equilibrium ratio in vapor–liquid equilibria
                                                                         (K i = y i /x i ) defined in Eq. (6.196), dimensionless
                A Helmholtz free energy defined in Eq. (6.7), J/mol  K SL  Equilibrium ratio in solid–liquid equilibria
                                                                     i
                                                                                   L
                                                                                S
              API API gravity defined in Eq. (2.4)                        (K SL  = x /x ) defined in Eq. (6.208),
                                                                           i
                                                                                i
                                                                                   i
         A, B, C, ... Coefficients in various equations                   dimensionless
              a, b Cubic EOS parameters given in Table 5.1          K W  Watson characterization factor defined by
                a c  Parameter defined in Eq. (5.41) and given in         Eq. (2.13)
                   Table 5.1                                         k B  Boltzman constant (= R/N A = 1.381 × 10 −23  J/K)
                a i  Activity of component i defined in Eq. (6.111),   k i  Henry’s law constant defined by Eq. (6.184),
                   dimensionless                                         bar
          a, b, c, ... Constants in various equations               k i,M  Henry’s law constant of component i in a
                b A parameter defined in the Standing correlation,        multicomponent solvent, bar
                   Eq. (6.202), K                                    k ij  Binary interaction parameter (BIP),
                                           3
                B Second virial coefficient, cm /mol                      dimensionless
             B , B     First- and second-order derivatives of second  M A molar property of system (i.e., S, V, H, S, G, ...)

                                                                                               id
                   virial coefficient with respect to temperature    M E  Excess property (= M − M )
                                          3
                                                                                                 t
                C  Third virial coefficient, (cm /mol) 2              M t  Total property of system (= n M)
            C , C      First- and second-order derivatives of third virial  ¯ M i Partial molar property for M defined by

                   coefficient with respect to temperature                Eq. (6.78)
                c Velocity of sound, m/s                             M Molecular weight, g/mol [kg/kmol]
               c PR  Velocity of sound calculated from PR EOS        M g  Gas molecular weight, g/mol [kg/kmol]
               C P  Heat capacity at constant pressure defined by     N A  Avogadro number = number of molecules in
                                                                                             −1
                   Eq. (6.17), J/mol · K                                 1 mol (6.022 × 10 23  mol )
               C V  Heat capacity at constant volume defined by        N Number of components in a mixture
                   Eq. (6.18), J/mol · K                             N C  Number of carbon atoms in a hydrocarbon
                                    ◦
               d 20  Liquid density at 20 C and 1 atm, g/cm 3            compound
            F(x, y) A mathematical function of independent            n Number of moles (g/molecular wt), mol
                   variables x and y.                                 n i  Number of moles of component i in a mixture,
                f  Fugacity of a pure component defined by                mol
                   Eq. (6.45), bar                                    P  Pressure, bar
                ˆ                                                    sat
                f i  Fugacity of component i in a mixture defined by  P   Saturation pressure, bar
                   Eq. (6.109), bar                                  P a  Atmospheric pressure, bar
               f i ◦L  Fugacity of pure liquid i at standard pressure  P c  Critical pressure, bar
                   (1.01 bar) and temperature T, bar                  P r  Reduced pressure defined by Eq. (5.100)
                f i S  Fugacity of pure solid i at P and T (Eq. 6.155),  (= P/P c ), dimensionless
                   bar                                              P sub  Sublimation pressure, bar
               f ◦L  Fugacity of pure hypothetical liquid at    P 1 , P 2 , P 3  Derivative parameters defined in Table 6.1
                   temperature T (T > T c ), bar                    Q rev  Heat transferred to the system by a reversible
               f ◦L  Reduced fugacity of pure hypothetical liquid at     process, J/mol
                r
                   temperature T (= f oL /P c ), dimensionless        R Gas constant = 8.314 J/mol · K (values in
                   A function defined in terms of ω for parameter a       different units are given in Section 1.7.24)
                f ω
                   in the PR and SRK equations as given in           RC An objective function defined in Eq. (6.237)
                   Table 5.1 and Eq. (5.53)                           U  Molar internal energy, J/mol
                G Molar Gibbs free energy defined in Eq. (6.6),     u 1 , u 2  Parameters in Eqs. (5.40) and (5.42) as given in
                   J/mol                                                 Table 5.1 for a cubic EOS
                                                                                              3
                                                   ig
               G R  Molar residual Gibbs energy (= G − G ),          V i L  Liquid molar volume, cm /mol
                   J/mol                                              S Molar entropy defined by Eq. (6.2), J/mol · K  --`,```,`,``````,`,````,```,,-`-`,,`,,`,`,,`---
                H Molar enthalpy defined in Eq. (6.1), J/mol           S Shrinkage factor defined by Eq. (6.95),
               CH Carbon-to-hydrogen weight ratio                        dimensionless
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