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American Petroleum Institute data book, hydrocarbon curves

Again, this seems to be a rather nice application for computer technology. Even a good-quality programmable calculator can store a number of vapor-pressure curves. At least for hydrocarbons, equations for these curves can be extracted from the API (American Petroleum Institute) data book. Also, a programmable calculator can perform bubble-point and dew-point calculations, with over 10 components, without difficulty. [Pg.114]


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