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Critical Volume

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critical volume [′krid·ə·kəl ′väl·yəm]
(physics)
The volume occupied by one mole of a substance at the liquid-vapor critical point, that is, at the critical temperature and pressure.

Critical Volume 

the specific volume of a substance (or mixture of substances) in its critical state. The specific volumes of the liquid and gaseous phases in the critical state become equal. This specific critical volume corresponds to a density approximately three times lower than the density of the substance in the solid state. (For values of the critical volume Vc of a number of substances, see .)



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Critical volumes (CV) are calculated as the ratio of the amount of chemical emitted to the Maximum Emission Concentration threshold limits For example, an emission of 200 mg NH4N with an MEC threshold value 10 mg/L results in a critical volume of 20 L (CV = 200 mg/10 mg/L).
The membership model enables the practice to generate a predictable monthly cash flow once it reaches a certain critical volume of patients.
Ebbott recently received an $80,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to publish a critical volume about an unconventional section of the Greek epic poem that has been ignored or dismissed by many academicians for being "un-Homeric.
 
 
 
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