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Table 1: Thermodynamic Properties Which Characterize The Mixture

The document contains 4 tables summarizing the thermodynamic properties of a mixture. Table 1 lists properties of the overall mixture including compressibility, specific molar volume, and fugacity. It also lists the fugacity of each component - methane, carbon monoxide, ethane, and butane. Table 2 provides constants for each individual gas component including critical temperature, pressure, and acentric factor. Table 3 contains binary interaction parameters that characterize interactions between components. Table 4 lists attractive parameters between each pair of components in the mixture.

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Table 1: Thermodynamic Properties Which Characterize The Mixture

The document contains 4 tables summarizing the thermodynamic properties of a mixture. Table 1 lists properties of the overall mixture including compressibility, specific molar volume, and fugacity. It also lists the fugacity of each component - methane, carbon monoxide, ethane, and butane. Table 2 provides constants for each individual gas component including critical temperature, pressure, and acentric factor. Table 3 contains binary interaction parameters that characterize interactions between components. Table 4 lists attractive parameters between each pair of components in the mixture.

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Table 1: thermodynamic properties which characterize the Mixture

Summary of findings
Property of mixture magnitude units
Compressibility of mixture (Zmix) 0,7975 -
Specific molar volume (Vmix) 0,6214 M3/kmol
Fugacity of mixture (fmix) 16,5 Bars

Fugacity of each component


Methane 9,726 Bars
Carbon Monoxide 0,4267 Bars
Ethane 4,268 Bars
Butane 2,081 Bars

constants associated with gas components


mole fraction Tc (K) Pc (MPa)
(yi) acentric factor
(
Methane (CH4) 0,3642 190,6 4,604 0,011
Carbon Monoxide (CO) 0,012 132,9 3,499 0,066
Ethane (C2H6) 0,2781 305,4 4,88 0,099
Butane (C4H10) 0,3457 425,2 3,797 0,193

Table 2: constants for each component found in the mixture


Table 3: constants which characterize interactions between components of the mixture

binary interaction parameters (kij)


component Methane CO Ethane Butane
Methane 0 0,03 -0,003 0,019
CO 0,03 0 0,026 0,04
Ethane -0,003 0,026 0 0,01
Butane 0,019 0,04 0,01 0

Table 4: attractive parameters between components of mixture

attractive parameter(ij)
component Methane CO Ethane Butane
Methane 0,1757 0,1092 0,3072 0,5232
CO 0,1092 0,0722 0,1912 0,3281
Ethane 0,3072 0,1912 0,5340 0,9203
Butane 0,5231 0,3281 0,9203 1,6184

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