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    In calculating gas properties such as density, compressibility and formation volume factor, we often use the real gas law as our basis. For more rigorous calculations, we might use a modern engineering equation of state such as the Peng-Robinson equation of state. Invariably, these calculations express density as a function of pressure and temperature.

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    In calculating gas properties such as density, compressibility and formation volume factor, we often use the real gas law as our basis. For more rigorous calculations, we might use a modern engineering equation of state such as the Peng-Robinson equation of state. Invariably, these calculations express density as a function of pressure and temperature.

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    In calculating gas properties such as density, compressibility and formation volume factor, we often use the real gas law as our basis. For more rigorous calculations, we might use a modern engineering equation of state such as the Peng-Robinson equation of state. Invariably, these calculations express density as a function of pressure and temperature.

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    In calculating gas properties such as density, compressibility and formation volume factor,

    we often use the real gas law as our basis. For more rigorous calculations, we might use a
    modern engineering equation of state such as the Peng-Robinson equation of state.
    Invariably, these calculations express density as a function of pressure and temperature.

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