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An application of the linear isotherm regularity (LIR)

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The linear isotherm regularity for the dense fluids is employed to obtain another regularity isotherm that is a linear function of the square of the linear density and also takes the molar internal energy and the internal pressure into consideration for the function. The analysis proves that the separation, at which the potential of the regularity is zero, increases linearly with the temperature, whereas the depth of the wall decreases with it.

Science & research, Research, Usage, Fluid dynamics, Algebras, Linear, Linear algebra, Report

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Study on damping mechanism based on free volume for CHR by PALS

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Various methodologies, including positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy are utilized to study effects of free volume and temperature on damping mechanism of chlorinated isoprene-isobutylene rubber.

Synthetic rubber, Synthetic Rubbers, Synthetic Rubber Manufacturing, Analysis, Rubber, Artificial, Thermal properties, Calorimetry, Structure, Damping (Mechanics), Damping (Physics), Positron annihilation

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