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...and [[pressure]] of the gases are all known. Often, but not always, the [[Reference conditions of gas temperature and pressure|reference conditions]] used for gas stoichiometric calculations are taken t

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...style="Font-size: 120%; "> Static permittivities of some dielectrics at [[Reference conditions of gas temperature and pressure|SATP]].</font>

...n since there is no universally accepted set of standard conditions (see [[Reference conditions of gas temperature and pressure]]).

...notation) is based upon measurements at some [[standard state]] or some [[Reference conditions of gas temperature and pressure]], to avoid any possibility of confusion, it is important to clearly state

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For example, at standard temperature and pressure [[Reference conditions of gas temperature and pressure|(STP)]] [[air]], a mixture of [[paramagnetic]] [[oxygen]] and [[diamagneti

...y from one source to another since each source presumably uses different [[reference conditions of gas temperature and pressure]].<br/> ...NG technical literature, for the most part, does not explicitly define the reference conditions of gas temperature and pressure when stating natural gas volumes in

...ains, for instance, why benzene under standard temperature and pressure ([[Reference conditions of gas temperature and pressure|STP]]) is a liquid.