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Two‐dimensional cross‐sections of the phase envelopes of fluid mixtures—in particular isotherms, isobars, and isopleths—are often computed point‐by‐point by incrementing a so‐called marching variable and solving the equilibrium conditions at each step. The marching variable is usually pressure, temperature, or a mole fraction, depending on the application. These isolines, however, can have rather...
In this work, we describe how to efficiently and reliably calculate p‐x and T‐x diagrams for binary mixtures of fluids. The method is based on the use of the Helmholtz energy density as the fundamental thermodynamic potential. Through the use of temperature and molar concentrations of the components as the independent variables, differential relationships can be constructed along the phase envelope...
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