Flow of gases at low pressures

Steele, W. A.; Hanley, H. J.M.

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Flow of gases at low pressures

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1971

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Steele, W. A.

Hanley, H. J.M.

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Experimental values of the isothermal permeability coefficients and heats of transport for helium, neon, and argon flowing through stainless steel capillaries at 273 and 390 K are reported. These data, together with previous results obtained at 328 K, are compared with the predictions of the "dusty gas" theory. In addition, values of the second-order coefficients, which are a measure of the degree of deviation from linearity in the flux-force equations, are reported for helium at 273 and 390 K.

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Transactions of the Faraday Society

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Article

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10.1039/TF9716703484

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