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Statistical mechanics of reacting gases with applications to the equation of state of hydrogen

Lawrence Livermore National Lab. (LLNL), Livermore, CA (United States), F. J. Rogers, US Atomic Energy Commission (AEC)

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A method has been developed from fundamental statistical mechanics for systematically correcting the ideal gas equation of state (Saha equation) to take into account the interactions that occur in any real gas.

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A method has been developed from fundamental statistical mechanics for systematically correcting the ideal gas equation of state (Saha equation) to take into account the interactions that occur in any real gas.

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A method has been developed from fundamental statistical mechanics for systematically correcting the ideal gas equation of state (Saha equation) to take into account the interactions that occur in any real gas.

Key concepts: Statistical mechanics, Real gas, Ideal gas, Equation of state, Statistical physics, Ideal gas law, State (computer science), Hydrogen

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