The thermochor, a new additive and constitutive property


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ABSTRACT By analogy with perachor and rheochor, I suggest the name ‘thermochor”, symbol [_T_], for the relation (_V_5/6 _T_¼), between the molecular volume and the temperature at the boiling


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