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2020
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Abstract Using the equation of state, on the basis of perturbation theory, the thermophysical properties of the main combustion products N2, O2, CO2, and H2 of organic substances are calculated under normal conditions and in the region of high pressures. The method of calculating the viscosity of individual substances based on the Chapman–Enskog equation using the values of the radial distribution function is analyzed.