It is shown that short-range order can be taken into account effectively for a liquid multicomponent system (mixture) of molecules with internal (particularly orientation) degrees of freedom within the framework of a quasichemical approximation (in the Guggenheim formulation) by using a vector in the space of internal states of the molecule (correlation vector) which is introduced together with the ordinary set (vector) of occupation numbers describing the longrange order. A closed system of equations is obtained in the correlation vector representation for the thermodynamic functions and occupation numbers of chemically distinct components in the space of internal states of the molecule, and its variational formulation is given. The possib...
The concepts and relations pertinent to the solution of many thermodynamic problems encountered in m...
A liquid solution of components A and B may often exhibit a tendency towards short-range-ordering (S...
Restricted Access.Assuming a model based on permanent dipole-dipole, dispersion, induction and repul...
It is shown that short-range order can be taken into account effectively for a liquid multicomponent...
Based on the well-known concepts of statistics of nearest neighbors in a lattice and on the BethePei...
An integral equation for the one-particle angular distribution function of nonspherical molecules is...
A rather general expression for the excess Gibbs free energy of a nonionic liquid mixture has been d...
Thermodynamic properties of associating polyatomic fluids are studied using molecular simulation and...
The aim of the present study was to develop a lattice theory for systems, homogeneous as well as het...
A statistical thermodynamic model for the interpretation of the equilibria in solution is based on t...
This work discusses the development of analytical expressions for the configurational entropy of dif...
A general treatment has been developed for the multicomponent one-dimensional non-covalent molec-ula...
A liquid solution of components A and B may often exhibit a tendency towards short-range ordering (S...
We present a statistical mechanics approximation scheme for the explicit treatment of spacer-mediate...
\u3cp\u3eGuggenheim proposed a theoretical expression for the combinatorial entropy of mixing of une...
The concepts and relations pertinent to the solution of many thermodynamic problems encountered in m...
A liquid solution of components A and B may often exhibit a tendency towards short-range-ordering (S...
Restricted Access.Assuming a model based on permanent dipole-dipole, dispersion, induction and repul...
It is shown that short-range order can be taken into account effectively for a liquid multicomponent...
Based on the well-known concepts of statistics of nearest neighbors in a lattice and on the BethePei...
An integral equation for the one-particle angular distribution function of nonspherical molecules is...
A rather general expression for the excess Gibbs free energy of a nonionic liquid mixture has been d...
Thermodynamic properties of associating polyatomic fluids are studied using molecular simulation and...
The aim of the present study was to develop a lattice theory for systems, homogeneous as well as het...
A statistical thermodynamic model for the interpretation of the equilibria in solution is based on t...
This work discusses the development of analytical expressions for the configurational entropy of dif...
A general treatment has been developed for the multicomponent one-dimensional non-covalent molec-ula...
A liquid solution of components A and B may often exhibit a tendency towards short-range ordering (S...
We present a statistical mechanics approximation scheme for the explicit treatment of spacer-mediate...
\u3cp\u3eGuggenheim proposed a theoretical expression for the combinatorial entropy of mixing of une...
The concepts and relations pertinent to the solution of many thermodynamic problems encountered in m...
A liquid solution of components A and B may often exhibit a tendency towards short-range-ordering (S...
Restricted Access.Assuming a model based on permanent dipole-dipole, dispersion, induction and repul...