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Fourth virial coefficient for a hard-sphere gas interacting with a hard wall

J. Stecki, Stefan Sokołowski

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The first four surface virial coefficients in the virial expansion of the surface tension of a hard-sphere fluid are calculated. The virial expansion for surface tension of a hard-spheres-hard-wall system is compared with the results obtained by means of the Percus-Yevick, hypernetted-chain, and scaled particle theories.

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The first four surface virial coefficients in the virial expansion of the surface tension of a hard-sphere fluid are calculated. The virial expansion for surface tension of a hard-spheres-hard-wall system is compared with the results obtained by means of the Percus-Yevick, hypernetted-chain, and scaled particle theories.

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The first four surface virial coefficients in the virial expansion of the surface tension of a hard-sphere fluid are calculated. The virial expansion for surface tension of a hard-spheres-hard-wall system is compared with the results obtained by means of the Percus-Yevick, hypernetted-chain, and scaled particle theories.

Key concepts: Virial coefficient, Virial expansion, Hard spheres, Virial theorem, Physics, Surface tension, Virial mass, SPHERES

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