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Calculation of Petroleum Oil Molecular Weight from 2 Viscosities, Models ASTM D2502 Chart

Calculation of Petroleum Oil Molecular Weight from 2 Viscosities, Models ASTM D2502 Chart

Calculation of Petroleum Oil Molecular Weight from 2 Viscosities, Models ASTM D2502 Chart

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I have posted a calculation for the molecular weight of a petroleum oil based on 2 viscosities developed in the mid 1980's that models the chart in ASTM D2502 at https://jawchemist.blogspot.com/p/mw-calc-full.htm... Link. It eliminates the tedium of reading the chart. An Excel spread sheet is available that converts the viscosity from cSt at 40C and 100C to 100F and 210F, checks and alerts if the viscosities are outside the chart area and reports the calculated MW.

The attached document was converted from Microsoft Word and only quickly reviewed for conversion errors. The Word document is available upon request.

thread483-33838: Fed up with the charts for Molecular weight in ASTM D2502? had asked if one was available.
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