This paper is devoted to the calculation of equilibrium compositions, thermodynamic properties (mass density, enthalpy and specific heat at constant pressure) and transport coefficients (viscosity, electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity) of air/CO2/N2–CF3I mixtures. These data are computed in the temperature range 300 K–50 kK and pressure between 1 and 32 bar. Results obtained for pure gases (CF3I, CO2, air and N2) are systematically compared with SF6. Transport coefficients for N2, CO2, CF3I and mixtures of CO2, N2 or air with CF3I are also confronted with previous published values. Particular attention is paid to the collision integral database by the use of the most accurate and recent cross-sections or interaction potentials available in the literature.
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