UNIVERSAL BEHAVIOR OF COMPRESSED LIQUIDS
UNIVERSAL BEHAVIOR OF COMPRESSED LIQUIDS
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DOI:
10.1021/j100070a001
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发表时间:
1994-05
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通讯作者:
V. Baonza;M. Alonso;J. Delgado
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作者:
V. Baonza;M. Alonso;J. Delgado
A universal temperature-pressure superposition principle found for compression data of liquids is discussed in terms of a recently suggested isothermal equation of state. The equivalence of both treatments is outlined. New relationships relating a pseudospinodal curve with the zero-pressure value (Bo) and the pressure coefficient (Si) of the isothermal bulk modulus (S) are introduced. Values of B\directly obtained from our treatment agree well with experimental values foundfor some organic liquids and water in the normal liquid range and corroborate that the isotherms of kj= 5~* can be described for most liquids by an inverse power law of the pressure with exponent close to 0.85.Although the theoretical understanding of the liquid state is constantly improved, most phenomena occurring at high pressure have not yet receivedtheoretical support. In recent years, some regularities in the high-pressure behavior of liquids have been found. 1· 2 At present, current theories have successfully explained only a few of these regularities, 2 and for practical purposes most properties of liquids are still described by phenomenological expressions, for example, the compressibility. The present authors have recently proposed an isothermal equation of state3· 4 based on the assumption that the isothermal compressibility kt follows a power law of the form