law of corresponding states
law of corresponding states
[′lȯ əv ¦kär·ə¦spän·diŋ ′stāts] (chemistry)
The law that when, for two substances, any two ratios of pressure, temperature, or volume to their respective critical properties are equal, the third ratio must equal the other two.
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