Fluid Phase Equilibria, 2002, V 199, N 1-2, 30 June.

Subject index 
I-II
Author index 
III

 Preface 
 John Dymond and Dominique Richon 
Second International Workshop on Thermochemical, Thermodynamic and Transport 
Properties of Halogenated Hydrocarbons and Mixtures 
1-4

 Amadeu K. Sum, Stanley I. Sandler and Pavanandan K. Naicker 
Ab initio pair potentials and phase equilibria predictions of halogenated 
compounds 
5-13

 Oliver Milocco, Maurizio Fermeglia and Sabrina Pricl 
Prediction of thermophysical properties of alternative refrigerants by 
computational chemistry 
15-21

 M.M. Pi?eiro, J. Garc?a and J. Fern?ndez 
Modelling of PVT for some poly alkylene glycol lubricants using Sako-Wu-
Prausnitz EOS 
23-31

 G. Scalabrin, L. Piazza and D. Richon 
An equation of state for R227ea from density data through a new extended 
corresponding states-neural network technique 
33-51

 A. Chouai, S. Laugier and D. Richon 
Modeling of thermodynamic properties using neural networks - Application to 
refrigerants 
53-62

 Shingo Urata, Akira Takada, Junji Murata, Toshihiko Hiaki and Akira Sekiya 
Prediction of vapor-liquid equilibrium for binary systems containing HFEs by 
using artificial neural network 
63-78

 G. Scalabrin, L. Piazza and G. Cristofoli 
A corresponding states thermodynamic model for pure and mixed refrigerants in 
terms of the Helmholtz energy 
79-99

 Eduardo J. Delgado 
Predicting aqueous solubility of chlorinated hydrocarbons from molecular 
structure 
101-107

 R.M. Varushchenko and A.I. Druzhinina 
Low-temperature heat capacity and thermodynamic properties of 1,1,1-trifluoro-
2,2-dichloroethane 
109-119

 D. Gonz?lez-Salgado, C.A. Tovar, C.A. Cerdeiri?a, E. Carballo and L. Roman? 
Second-order excess derivatives for the 1,3-dichloropropane + n-dodecane system 
121-134

 L. Lugo, M.J.P. Comu?as, E.R. L?pez and J. Fern?ndez 
(p, Vm, T, x) measurements of dimethyl carbonate + octane binary mixtures – 
II. Excess molar volumes 
135-145

 Olga V. Dorofeeva and Vladimir S. Yungman 
Enthalpies of formation of biphenyl, 2,2?- and 4,4?-dichlorobiphenyls: density 
functional calculations 
147-151

 S. Bobbo, L. Fedele, R. Camporese and R. Stryjek 
Hydrogen-bonding of HFCs with dimethyl ether: evaluation by isothermal VLE 
measurements 
153-160

 G. Di Nicola, G. Giuliani, F. Polonara and R. Stryjek 
PVTx measurements for the R125 + CO2 system by the Burnett method 
161-174

 S. Bobbo, L. Fedele, R. Camporese and R. Stryjek 
VLE measurements and modeling for the strongly positive azeotropic R32+propane 
system 
175-183

 M.J.P. Comu?as, J. Fern?ndez, A. Baylaucq, X. Canet and C. Boned 
PTx measurements for HFC-134a + triethylene glycol dimethylether system 
185-195

 Celia Duce, Maria Rosaria Tin?, Luciano Lepori and Enrico Matteoli 
VLE and LLE of perfluoroalkane + alkane mixtures 
197-212

 G. Silva-Oliver and L.A. Galicia-Luna 
Vapor-liquid equilibria for carbon dioxide + 1,1,1,2-tetrafluoroethane (R-134a) 
systems at temperatures from 329 to 354 K and pressures upto 7.37 MPa 
213-222

 G. Cristofoli, L. Piazza and G. Scalabrin 
A viscosity equation of state for R134a through a multi-layer feedforward neural 
network technique 
223-236

 M.J. Assael, N.K. Dalaouti and I. Metaxa 
On the correlation of transport properties of liquid mixtures 
237-247

 A. Baylaucq, M.J.P. Comu?as, C. Boned, A. Allal and J. Fern?ndez 
High pressure viscosity and density modeling of two polyethers and two dialkyl 
carbonates 
249-263

 G. Scalabrin, G. Cristofoli and D. Richon 
Viscosity equations of pure fluids in an innovative extended corresponding 
states framework - I. Modelling techniques 

265-280
 G. Scalabrin, G. Cristofoli and D. Richon 
Viscosity equations of pure fluids in an innovative extended corresponding 
states framework - II. Application to four fluids 
281-294

 V. Vesovic 
Predicting the viscosity of halogenated hydrocarbon mixtures 
295-306

 Gerhard M. Schneider 
High-pressure phase equilibria and spectroscopic investigations up to 200 MPa on 
fluid mixtures containing fluorinated compounds: a review 
307-317

 Kenneth N. Marsh and Mohamed E. Kandil 
Review of thermodynamic properties of refrigerants + lubricant oils 
319-334