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Ionic Models for Liquid Urania,that they are fully determined by the mere definition of their charges, and no other parameter is required to specify their thermodynamic quantities at any temperature. Furthermore, explicit relationships between some of them can be established, having an absolutely general validity for all these substances.

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Gas-Liquid Coexistence in Uranium Dioxide,hermodynamic potential is a linear combination of the thermodynamic potentials of the single phases. For example, if only two phases exist, ., liquid and vapour (for definiteness under isothermal — isochoric conditions), the thermodynamic potential (Helmholtz free energy) can be expressed as:

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Thermodynamic Properties of UO2, as Predicted by the New Equation of State,er 2; the details of its structure are explained and discussed in Chapters 3 to 6. After a recapitulation of the fundamental hypotheses and a summary of the main features, this Chapter is dedicated to the presentation of an extensive set of numerical calculations and to the comparison with predictions of alternative models.

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