Rarey/Moller method

Although estimation methods for the acentric factor are available (e.g., group contribution method of Constantinou and Gani [11]), this concept is not recommended, as an estimation of co would only be a redundancy of the normal boiling point estimation. To avoid inconsistencies, it is recommended that co is always calculated by its defining equation 2.157. If the vapor pressure curve is unknown, the normal boiling point and the critical point can be estimated, and the Hoffmann-Florin equation or the Rarey/Moller method (Section 3.2.1) can be used to calculate the vapor pressure curve. 

Estimate the vapor pressure of n-propyl benzene at i>i = 100 "C and t 2 = 200 C using the Rarey/Moller method. 

Repeat Example 3.9 using the Rarey/Moller method. 

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