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In our continuing search for extensions to the KRW law of corresponding states, we performed measurements of the low‐density viscosity of binary mixtures containing the mildly polar gas: N2O. This was combined with one monatomic gas (Ar), one diatomic gas (N2) and one somewhat more complex species (CO2). — Measurements of viscosity accurate to ±0.3% and direct calculations of binary diffusion coefficients confirm that the data fit into the general KRW scheme in that it is possible to discover optimum scaling factors ϱijand ϵij(i = jandi±j) which correlate our data in terms of the universal collision integrals Ω11and Ω22.
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