Tables of Compressibility

Much work has been done on the adiabatic compression ignition of NPN vapor mixed with various gases by both NOL (Ref 2) and Brit Imp Chem Inds (Ref 4). A table of compression ratios and resultant temps from the detons of NPN vapor saturated gas mixts is presented below... 

Generalized charts are applicable to a wide range of industrially important chemicals. Properties for which charts are available include all thermodynamic properties, eg, enthalpy, entropy, Gibbs energy, and PVT data, compressibility factors, liquid densities, fugacity coefficients, surface tensions, diffusivities, transport properties, and rate constants for chemical reactions. Charts and tables of compressibility factors vs reduced pressure and reduced temperature have been produced. Data is available in both tabular and graphical form (61—72). 

Table 3. Compressive Strength of Dental Plasters, Investments...

TABLE 2-330 Thermophysical Properties of Compressed Gaseous Refrigerant 134a... 

TABLE 2-354 Thermodynamic Properties of Compressed Steam Concluded)... 

FIG. 10-66 Factors for use in adiabatic formula. Values of X to be used in finding Xq may be obtained from Table 10-3. (By permission of Compressed Air Data.)... 

Table 16.5 Typical mechanical properties of compression-moulded polystyrene plastics as measured by appropriate ASTM tests...

Table 21.8 Some properties of compression moulded polyfparabanic acid) materials at 23°C22...

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The well defined change in compressibility of the fee alloy at 2.5 GPa clearly indicates the expected behavior of a second-order phase transition. The anomalously high value of the compressibility for the pressure-sensitive fee alloy is demonstrated in the comparison of compressibilities of various ferromagnetic iron alloys in Table 5.1. The fee Ni alloy, as well as the Invar alloy, have compressibilities that are far in excess of the normal values for the... 

Table 12-3 lists the variation of compressibility factor, Z, with pressure as read or computed from accepted charts. 

Table 35.5 Air consumption of pneumatic equipment Examp/e of ca/cu/af/on The following calculation is typical of a medium-sized engineering workshop including a foundry, where a high degree of mechanization is to be carried out by means of compressed air-driven machines and tools. Listed in the table are the tools and other pneumatic devices which are expected to be included in the installation at full production capacity. The use factor of the different tools is calculated in connection with production planning and thus it is possible to establish the average total air consumption.

Very recently, Williams, Billington Pearson (1992) have examined the effect of reinforcement by silver or silver-tin alloy on the mechanical properties of three glass-ionomer cements. Measurements of compressive, flexural, tensile (measured by the diametral compressive procedure) and shell strength are given in Table 5.17. These results show that the effect of reinforcement varies from cement to cement but, in general, increases it. 

Other properties of hplc solvents that we may need to consider include compressibility, viscosity, refractive index, vapour pressure, flash point, odour and toxicity. Most hplc textbooks contain tables of these properties. For instance, there is a useful table in the book edited by J. H. Knox. 

Table 11 Work of compression of the C-15 3,3, C-15 6,6, C-15 9,9, and C-15 12,12 ketodiacids on a pure water subphase at 25°C compressed at a rate of 19.24 A2/molecule per minute.

This additional work of compression has been calculated from the differences in the 11/A isotherms to be 15dyncm-1 (see Table 11). The further apart the carboxylate groups are to begin with, the greater is this WjA work and the greater the integrated area under the curve. 

Table 2.7 Impact of compression force on photoinstability of nolsidomine tablets...

In addition to the scale-up issues mentioned in the previous case studies, there are scale-up issues specific to bilayered tablets. These specific issues include mixing of the granulation on the die table during compression,... 

Since the activation energy for ionic recombination is mainly due to viscosity we use the activation energy for viscous flow (10kJ.mol l). AH ] and 3 were determined from conductance as 44.2kJ.mol and 11,4kJ.mol From the data presented in Table III it is clear that the temperature dependence of the slope is very satisfactorily described by A% +l/2(AHd-AH3). Another, and rather critical, test for the applicability of eq. 14b is the effect of pressure since the slope of eq. 14b is largely pressure independent so that we ask here for a compensation of rather large effects. From Table III we Indeed see an excellent accordance between the experimental value and the pressure-dependence calculated from the activation volume of viscous flow (+20.3 ctPmol ), AVd (-57.3 cnAnol" ) and (-13.9 cnAnol ) the difference between the small experimental and calculated values is entirely with the uncertainties of compressibility - corrections and experimental errors. 

The range of compression pressures to prepare tableting indices compacts is shown in Table 3 with each considered moderate relative to other excipients such as lactose, mannitol, and calcium phosphate dibasic. Avicel PH302 required considerably less pressure than PH102 and PH105, and thus shows greater ease of compression. Their moderate compressibility indicates that a fairly substantial pressure was required to achieve the SF. The rank order of each excipient by the tableting indices mechanical properties is provided in Table 4. 

Table XXXIV.—Compressibilities of Aqueous Solutions of the Alkali Halides.

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