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## Binary Gas Mixture

I am searching for the physical properties of a binary gaseous mixture.

In particular, I would want to know the local viscosity $$\mu$$ and local mass diffusitivity $$D$$ of any binary mixture of gases, as a function of the local mass fraction of each other. I have not found nothing in Google,

Thanks.

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 Recognitions: Science Advisor Try looking under Transport Properties. I found a cool littole calculator that may give you waht you need: http://grashof.engr.colostate.edu/tools/diffus.html
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## Binary Gas Mixture

It could be very useful, but that is not what I am currently searching.

I am looking for an analytical or experimental expression:

$$\mu=\mu(Y_1,Y_2,\mu_1,\mu_2)$$

$$D=D(Y_1,Y_2,D_1,D_2)$$

where Y1 and Y2 represent the mass fraction of each component.

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 Just use mole fractions $$\mu_{mix} = \sum x_i \mu_i$$ Where the mole fractions can be found by using the mass fractions and the molar weights.
 Recognitions: Science Advisor Ooops. Sorry about that Clausius. I wasn't ignoring you. I didn't see your post. I hope you didn't get too much in a pinch. Do you still need a calculator like that old one?

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