[kirushanth]

Hello, If Tb is the boyle temperature and Ti is the inversion temperature, is it true that 2TbTi=1?

[curiouscat]

Hello, If Tb is the boyle temperature and Ti is the inversion temperature, is it true that 2TbTi=1?

Yes.

http://books.google.co.in/books?id=znP4nkYlKloC&pg=PA82&lpg=PA82&dq=inversion+temperature+and+boyle+temperature&source=bl&ots=wm5iCBk4To&sig=V2CvkDxw2tQdh6wHAeDIs6zWcTE&hl=en&sa=X&ei=0hyGUNSsK8qtrAfLloDADw&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=inversion%20temperature%20and%20boyle%20temperature&f=false

[kirushanth]

Thank you but I am surprised Atkins doesn't mention it.
Now, my relation is actually wrong.
It should be T_i=2T_b because T_b=a/Rb and T_i=2a/Rb where a, b are vanderwall constants.

[curiouscat]

Thank you but I am surprised Atkins doesn't mention it.
Now, my relation is actually wrong.
It should be T_i=2T_b because T_b=a/Rb and T_i=2a/Rb where a, b are vanderwall constants.

Well, this isn't an oft-used relation and then again Atkins is a fairly broad book but not encyclopedic.