The Wohl type is useful for its statement in terms of critical values, and one of the most complex is the Beattie-Bridgeman type.
Peng and Robinson's is more commonly used than the Dieterici and Bertholet ones, which are examples of the two-parameter type. The Wohl type is useful for its statement in terms of critical values, and one of the most complex is the Beattie-Bridgeman type. "Thermal" types are less common than "Volumetric" types, which include the virial one and which relate the pressure, temperature and volume of a substance. For 10 points, the Ideal Gas Law is perhaps the best-known example of what three-word phrase for a constitutive equation describing a phase of matter under given physical conditions?
Peng and Robinson's is more commonly used than the Dieterici and Bertholet ones, which are examples of the two-parameter type.
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