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To explain the unusual behavior of dew-bubble curves in binary mixtures near critical temperatures using scaling theory.

Analytical Description of Dew-Bubble Curves of a Binary Mixture near the Critical Temperature Extremum within the Scaling Theory

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Randomized trial examines dew-bubble curves in binary mixtures, indicating unusual behavior near critical temperatures.

To explain the unusual behavior of dew-bubble curves in binary mixtures near critical temperatures using scaling theory.
Analyzed dew-bubble curves in pressure-temperature and density-temperature variables.
Considered higher-order terms in the dew-bubble curve equation.
Used a carbon dioxide-propane mixture as an illustrative example.
Dew-bubble curve in pressure-temperature variables becomes anomalously narrow near the critical temperature extremum.
Typical form maintained in density-temperature variables.
DBC shrinks when the mixture composition approaches the minimum critical temperature composition.

V. D. Kulikov (2026) studied this question.

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Randomized trial examines dew-bubble curves in binary mixtures, indicating unusual behavior near critical temperatures.

To explain the unusual behavior of dew-bubble curves in binary mixtures near critical temperatures using scaling theory.
Analyzed dew-bubble curves in pressure-temperature and density-temperature variables.
Considered higher-order terms in the dew-bubble curve equation.
Used a carbon dioxide-propane mixture as an illustrative example.
Dew-bubble curve in pressure-temperature variables becomes anomalously narrow near the critical temperature extremum.
Typical form maintained in density-temperature variables.
DBC shrinks when the mixture composition approaches the minimum critical temperature composition.

V. D. Kulikov (2026) studied this question.

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