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Chemical engineering

single monotonic equation in vapour fraction whose root gives the split of a multicomponent feed into vapour and liquid at set temperature and pressure.

In chemical engineering, Rachford-Rice equation refers to single monotonic equation in vapour fraction whose root gives the split of a multicomponent feed into vapour and liquid at set temperature and pressure. This meaning comes from Rachford (1952) in Journal of Petroleum Technology.[1]

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References

Rachford, H. H., & Rice, J. D. (1952). Procedure for Use of Electronic Digital Computers in Calculating Flash Vaporization Hydrocarbon Equilibrium. Journal of Petroleum Technology, 4(10), 19-3. https://doi.org/10.2118/952327-g

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