(physical chemistry) Physical and thermodynamic properties of materials at conditions of critical temperature, pressure, and volume, that is, at the critical point.
critical properties
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 | pseudocritical properties (chemistry) |
| law of corresponding states (chemistry) |
| critical reactor (nucleonics) |
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- pseudocritical properties (chemistry)
- law of corresponding states (chemistry)
- critical reactor (nucleonics)
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