Abstract
It has been established experimentally that the thermodynamic properties of fluids satisfy scaling laws with universal critical exponents asymptotically close to a single critical point of the vapor–liquid phase transition. In contrast to the conjecture of Woodcock, there is no reliable experimental evidence to doubt the existence of such a single critical point in the thermodynamic limit and of the validity of the scaling theory for critical thermodynamic behavior.
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