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    This document provides equations and data for calculating vapor pressure using the Newton Raphson method. It includes: 1) Component data including coefficients A, B, and C for equations 1 and 2 to calculate vapor pressure as a function of temperature. 2) Equations 1 and 2 define the logarithm of vapor pressure as a function of temperature for different measurement units. 3) The Newton Raphson method calculates temperature at the next iteration (T(k+1)) using the current temperature, vapor pressure calculated from equations 1/2, and the derivative of vapor pressure with respect to temperature. 4) Data is provided on mole fractions, vapor pressures, function values, and derivative values to calculate

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    This document provides equations and data for calculating vapor pressure using the Newton Raphson method. It includes: 1) Component data including coefficients A, B, and C for equations 1 and 2 to calculate vapor pressure as a function of temperature. 2) Equations 1 and 2 define the logarithm of vapor pressure as a function of temperature for different measurement units. 3) The Newton Raphson method calculates temperature at the next iteration (T(k+1)) using the current temperature, vapor pressure calculated from equations 1/2, and the derivative of vapor pressure with respect to temperature. 4) Data is provided on mole fractions, vapor pressures, function values, and derivative values to calculate

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    This document provides equations and data for calculating vapor pressure using the Newton Raphson method. It includes: 1) Component data including coefficients A, B, and C for equations 1 and 2 to calculate vapor pressure as a function of temperature. 2) Equations 1 and 2 define the logarithm of vapor pressure as a function of temperature for different measurement units. 3) The Newton Raphson method calculates temperature at the next iteration (T(k+1)) using the current temperature, vapor pressure calculated from equations 1/2, and the derivative of vapor pressure with respect to temperature. 4) Data is provided on mole fractions, vapor pressures, function values, and derivative values to calculate

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    MÉTODO NEWTON RAPHSON

    COMPONENTE Ai Bi Ci Ecuación
    Propano 3.92828 803.997 247.04 1
    Iso-Butano 4.00272 947.54 248.87 1
    n-Butano 3.93266 935.773 238.789 1
    Iso-Pentano 6.78967 1020.01 233.097 2
    n-Pentano 3.97786 1064.84 232.014 1

    Ecuación 1:
    Log(P°v)=A-B/(t+C) , Bar
    1bar= 750.062 mmhg
    Ecuación 2: atm mmhg Bar
    Log(P°v)=A-B/(T+C), mmhg PT= 1 760 1.01325

    T(k+1)= Tk - f(Tk)/f'(Tk)

    f(Tk)= (P°/PT)Xi
    f´(Tk)= Xi*Ln(10)*P°*Bi*/((T+Ci)^2*PT

    T° 150
    COMPONENTE Xi P°i f(Tk) f´(Tk)
    Propano 0.1 80.0391868 7.899253574 0.040287652
    Iso-Butano 0.3 42.3798134 12.54768717 0.074730603
    n-Butano 0.45 33.5558577 0.0198686 0.000123001
    Iso-Pentano 0.09 13400.8651 1.586944553 0.011029319
    n-Pentano 0.06 15.503255 0.918031384 0.006698589
    22.97178528 0.132869164

    T(k+1)= -22.890267

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