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Functional Equations for the Enhancement Factors for CO2-Free Moist Air.
Equations are presented which explicitly express the enhancement of water vapor in CO2-free air from 0.1 to 2 MPa. The equations are approximations to the formulation of Hyland and provide the means of obtaining enhancement with very modest computational facilities. The agreement with Hyland's enhancement values is well within his estimated uncertainty.