Prediction of viscosity of organic liquids
Pavol Škubla
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Pavol Škubla
Abstract
A method was proposed for predicting the viscosity of organic liquids which is based on known saturated vapour pressures and the chemical structure. For 199 compounds (4 144 measurements), the method gives the mean relative deviation of 3.35% and the maximum deviation of 59.0%. A lower mean value of the relative deviation than 2% was obtained for 44.3% compounds, 76% compounds possess a lower deviation than 5%.
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A method was proposed for predicting the viscosity of organic liquids which is based on known saturated vapour pressures and the chemical structure. For 199 compounds (4 144 measurements), the method gives the mean relative deviation of 3.35% and the maximum deviation of 59.0%. A lower mean value of the relative deviation than 2% was obtained for 44.3% compounds, 76% compounds possess a lower deviation than 5%.
Key concepts: Relative standard deviation, Absolute deviation, Viscosity, Standard deviation, Relative viscosity, Chemistry, Mean value, Thermodynamics