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In this work, we used a statistical associating fluid theory to analyze two important thermodynamic regularities for some associating fluids, including water, methanol and ethanol. The studied regularities included: (i) the common bulk modulus point on the isotherms of the reduced bulk modulus versus reduced density, (ii) near linearity of the reduced isothermal bulk modulus as a function of reduced pressure. In this work, we also reported the influence of the molecular size and interaction strength on the bulk modulus point.
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Maghari, A., Safaei, Z. Thermodynamic regularities for associating fluids from statistical associating fluid theory equation of state. JICS 4, 318–324 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03245981
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