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By allowing the (volume) fraction of holes to be temperature and pressure dependent, lattice gas models are able to interpret thermal expansion and compression coefficients in thermodynamic functions for polymer solutions and mixtures. Onodera has developed such a model with which he examines changes of volume on mixing and pressure dependence of critical temperatures. [Pg.304]

See other pages where Thermal expansion and compression coefficient is mentioned: [Pg.69] [Pg.241] [Pg.376]

See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.21 , Pg.87 ]