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The second virial, adiabatie Joule-Thomson, viscosity, and diffusion coefficients predicted for a number of potentials are compared with those predicted for the (12, 6) potential. A quantitative picture, as a function of temperature, is obtained of the ability of each property to act as a probe of the potential function. The transport properties are found to be the most sensitive probes, the Joule-Thomson coefficient next, and the second virial coefficient least, the last property being essentially useless in the range 2.0 &lt; T* &lt; 8.0 on the (12, 6) reduced temperature scale.

Determination of intermolecular potential functions from macroscopic measurements