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Hydrocarbons
PhysicalPropertiesandtheirRelevancetoUtilisation
Prof.DrJ.CliffordJones
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Hydrocarbons
Physical Properties and their Relevance to Utilisation
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Hydrocarbons – Physical Properties and their Relevance to Utilisation
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Hydrocarbons
Contents
Contents
Author’s Preface
10
1
Physical properties of organic liquids
12
1.1
Introduction
12
1.2
Viscosity
12
1.3
Acoustic impedance
17
1.4
hermal conductivities
18
1.5
Electrical properties
19
1.6
Optical properties
19
1.7
Concluding remarks
21
1.8
References
21
2
Physical properties of crude oils
22
2.1
Classiications of crude oil by density
22
2.2
Densities and viscosities of crudes from diferent sources
22
2.3
Coeicient of thermal expansion
26
2.4
Acoustic impedance
27
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Hydrocarbons
Contents
2.5
hermal conductivity
29
2.6
Electrical conductivities
29
2.7
Refractive index
29
2.8
Concluding remarks
30
2.9
References
31
3
Physical properties of gasolines
32
3.1
Introduction
32
3.2
Densities and viscosities
33
3.3
Coeicient of thermal expansion
34
3.4
Acoustic impedance, thermal and electrical conductivities
35
3.5
Refractive index
35
3.6
Vapour pressure
36
3.7
hermal conductivity
39
3.8
Concluding remarks
39
3.9
References
39
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