| I |
Introduction and
Summary |
1 |
| II |
Acknowledgment |
2 |
| III |
Stoichiometry and
application of the phase rule |
2 |
| |
Description of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen,
nitrogen systems |
3 |
| The components |
5 |
| Conditions for equilibrium |
7 |
| Degrees of freedom of carbon, hydrogen,
oxygen, nitrogen systems |
9 |
| IV |
Calculation of the
equilibrium composition |
11 |
| |
The general method |
12 |
| A special method |
16 |
| Modifications for computation at a specified
density |
20 |
| Calculation of the equilibrium composition of
imperfect gas mixtures |
22 |
| V |
Computation programs
for carbon-hydrogen-oxygen-nitrogen systems |
25 |
| |
The general method for lean mixtures |
26 |
| A special method for lean mixtures |
30 |
| The general method for rich mixtures without
solid carbon |
33 |
| A special method for rich mixtures without
solid carbon |
39 |
| A special method for homogeneous mixtures at
high temperatures |
42 |
| The general method for rich mixtures with
solid carbon |
47 |
| VI |
The thermodynamic
properties of gas mixtures |
54 |
| |
|
The state variables |
54 |
| The thermodynamic properties of ideal gas
mixtures |
55 |
| The thermodynamic properties of imperfect gas
mixtures |
58 |
| VII |
Description of a
generalized table of equilibrium composition and
thermodynamic properties of combustion gases |
59 |
