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Le Chatelier's mixing rule: a standalone construct

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Process safety

rule estimating the flammability limit of a fuel mixture from the limits and mole fractions of its components.

In process safety, Le Chatelier's mixing rule refers to rule estimating the flammability limit of a fuel mixture from the limits and mole fractions of its components. This meaning comes from Mashuga (2000) in Process Safety Progress.[1]

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References

Mashuga, C. V., & Crowl, D. A. (2000). Derivation of Le Chatelier's mixing rule for flammable limits. Process Safety Progress, 19(2), 112-117. https://doi.org/10.1002/prs.680190212

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