Exxonmobil Research and Engineering Company

International Business Machines Corporation

Spencer Troy Stober

Alan Mark Schilowitz

John P Doner

Sumathy Raman

Don Greenberg

Erik Herz

Samuel C Bainbridge

Michael L Blumenfeld

Todd Timothy Nadasdi

Gregory K Lilik

Dimitar Vasilev Trenev

Tanvi Pradeep Gujarati

James E Spagnoli

Barbara Anne Carfolite

Sarah Mostame

John Kenneth Graham

Stuart Maxwell Harwood

Norman Charles Sundstrom

Paul Richard Grives

Gary James Johnston

James Fredrick Van Auken

Techniques regarding determining thermodynamic observables of a chemical system are provided. For example, one or more embodiments described herein can include a system, which can comprise a memory that can store computer executable components. The system can also include a processor, operably coupled to the memory, and that can execute the computer executable components stored in the memory. The computer executable components can include a potential energy component that can fit a potential energy function to a computed potential energy surface of a molecule. The computer executable components can also include a vibrational mode component that can compute an intramolecular vibrational mode of the molecule based on the potential energy surface fitted with the potential energy function. Also, the computer executable components can include a partition component that can compute a partition function based on the intramolecular vibrational mode.

Quantum computing thermodynamic observables of a chemical system

A system for in-situ identification of a working fluid disposed in at least one piece of equipment, the system including: a working fluid reservoir that contains the working fluid; an in-situ sensor disposed in the working fluid reservoir such that it detects properties of the working fluid or computes properties from the generated spectra of the working fluid; a transmitter that transmits the detected spectra of the working fluid and equipment identification information; and a cloud computing system that receives the detected spectra and the equipment identification information transmitted from the transmitter, wherein the cloud computing system compares the spectra and equipment identification information against a reference database to determine whether or not the spectra of the working fluid substantially matches the stored reference spectra associated with the expected or specified fluid for the equipment.

Method and system for in-situ identification of working fluids

A continuous process for preparing lithium complex greases improved by using a complexing agent of dimethyl glutarate, dimethyl adipate, glutaric acid, adipic acid, or mixtures thereof, and preferably also a specialized flash chamber to achieve a penetration split (60X-UW) of within &#x2212;20 mm/10 to 10 mm/10, a roll stability (D1831) of &#x3c;30 mm/10, and a dropping point (D2265) of &#x3e;240&#xb0; C.

Method and equipment for making a complex lithium grease

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