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'''Ethane'''. The [[NERD]] parameters are: | '''Ethane'''. | ||
==Models== | |||
The [[NERD]] parameters are: | |||
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| [[ethane]] || 3.825 <math>\mathrm{\AA}</math> || 3.93 <math>\mathrm{\AA}</math> || 100.6 K | | [[ethane]] || 3.825 <math>\mathrm{\AA}</math> || 3.93 <math>\mathrm{\AA}</math> || 100.6 K | ||
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==Critical properties== | |||
The [[pressure]], [[temperature]] and density at the [[Critical points |critical point]] have been calculated for a [[virial equation of state]] using the [[TraPPE force field |TraPPE-UA]] [[Force fields | force field]], and are given in Table I of <ref>[http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3486085 Andrew J. Schultz and David A. Kofke "Virial coefficients of model alkanes", Journal of Chemical Physics '''133''' 104101 (2010)]</ref>. | |||
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Ethane.
Models
The NERD parameters are:
Molecule ethane 3.825 3.93 100.6 K
Critical properties
The pressure, temperature and density at the critical point have been calculated for a virial equation of state using the TraPPE-UA force field, and are given in Table I of [1].